For employees who work from home at least part of the time allows for more balanced work/life integration, fewer expenses like work clothes and the cost of commuting, and often means a more comfortable work environment.
Without the proper setup, security software, and end-user training, the only thing standing between a hacker and access to your entire network is one password.
While security is no doubt top of mind for IT professionals planning goals and initiatives for 2022, printers are an often overlooked vulnerability.
Your office printers are just as vulnerable to security threats as any desktop or laptop computer. All it takes is one small crack in your network’s armor.
Cyberattacks. Shadow IT. Hackers. It’s a scary world out there: how are you going to protect yourself, your IT department, and your company from these threats and others?
The WFH life has forever changed the office security game. Whether you run a hybrid workplace or your team solely works from home, securing a business gets complicated once people leave with their laptops—and private company information.
Is network security a priority for your business? We hope so because—let’s be honest—it needs to be! Considering that the average data breach in 2020 exceeded $150 million, failing to prioritize security at the office can literally cost you.
Life in the IT department or as CIO can often be a stressful one. Not only are you busy with piles of Help Desk tickets, budgets, and strategies. You’re also on the front lines of keeping your organization safe from hackers and cyberattacks.
A lack of IT security is a serious problem for any company. Unfortunately, it’s one we see surprisingly often considering the damage a single hack can cause.
In 2020, we saw a massive rise in remote work due to COVID, and it’s a trend that appears to be sticking around.
