When millions of Americans were forced to work from home this year, it created an enormous strain on home Wi-Fi networks. According to the Wi-Fi Alliance, Wi-Fi activity increased by 82 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels with record numbers of devices connecting and moving an unprecedented amount of data.
These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.
These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.
These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.
These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.
These event are recommended for any technical or primary ShoreTel / Mitel support contact in your organization. These webinars are meant for organizations that have already migrated to Connect, and for those seeking to learn more about Connect before migrating.
By some estimates, more than two-thirds of all businesses in the U.S. work with a managed services provider (MSP) to improve the efficiency, reliability and security of their critical IT operations. As technology environments become more complex, the demand for these services continues to build — analysts are predicting the market will grow by nearly 75 percent over the next five years.
The pandemic has forced organizations to rapidly implement remote work strategies in order to sustain operations. The transition has largely been successful thanks to an array of cloud-based applications, collaboration tools and remote access technologies.
In our last post, we discussed four cyber threats that you should prepare for in 2021. Ransomware, threats targeting personal devices, encrypted threats and attacks on virtual private networks are among the cyberattacks expected to cause the most damage in the coming year.
As hackers continue to step up their attacks, every organization should provide employees with regular security awareness training.
Human beings are the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. Organizations can implement the most sophisticated security tools, but one user clicking on a malicious link or giving up sensitive data can cause a security incident.
