Worksmart IT Services
Whether it’s a snowstorm that knocks out the power or a hurricane that brings floodwaters – bad weather can have extremely unpredictable damage that ensues because of it.
When this happens, it’s important to make sure you take proper precautionary steps to help protect your IT infrastructure and data from the potential repercussions of a storm.
Over the past couple of years, we’ve likely all found ourselves in a position where we needed to get some work done, but our only internet option was public wifi.
Whether you like to head to your local coffee shop or get some work done in a bookstore, oftentimes there is no other option for you to use.
It’s officially Spooky Season, but no need to fear… we’re bringing you another Bytes & Brews webinar to help keep your business from getting spooked.
But, we’re doing it with a twist. We’re splitting our usual webinar into 5 short videos. Check them out below!
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It’s no secret that the risk of a cyberattack is high. As threats continue to evolve, it’s no longer a matter of “if” but “when” a threat will get passed your security defenses. When that happens, you need to be prepared with a plan of action to help minimize the damages done to your organization.
Fortunately, there are security solutions and proactive steps you can take to not only decrease your risk of being attacked to begin with, but also help save your organization valuable time and resources should one get through. Let’s take a look at why it’s important to have a reliable response process in place.
Fall is officially here bringing cooler temps, colorful leaves, and trips to the pumpkin patch.
Bundle up with us for a new webinar series, “Bytes + Brews”, as we head to our local coffee shop to chat all things technology.
Passwords pose a major security risk to your organization. Even though most of us have always been taught to create complex and strong passwords, that doesn’t eliminate the threat of them getting guessed, stolen, or hacked.
As cyber criminals get more advanced in their tactics, the ways in which we protect our accounts must advance as well.
Cyber threats are all around us. As the digital world continues to increase, the risk of cyber attacks is exponentially growing as well.
We can all agree that computer viruses are bad, and we should take the proper precautionary steps to try and avoid them. However, we can’t always be so lucky.
If you were to fall victim to a virus, would you know what to look out for on your device? It’s important to quickly become aware in these situations so that you can limit the potential damage that the virus can cause.
In this digital world, everything is now mobile. Your team accesses work on more than just their computers. While the flexibility is convenient, you have to make sure it’s being done securely so that your organization is not left vulnerable.
Cybersecurity threats are continually evolving and it’s important to make sure that your organization is keeping up with those risks. Vulnerability scans and penetration tests are two proven tools that work to identify potential threats to your system before it’s too late. While they are similar in nature, there are a few key differences between the two.
To learn more about the difference between the two and why they are important, check out Marissa’s 60(ish) second explanation below. The full transcript can be found below.
