Are business partners creating security risks for your organization?

Organizations often provide business partners and vendors with access to IT systems to perform certain tasks. While this can help you improve operational efficiency and transparency, research has shown that letting third parties access your network, especially those systems that house sensitive or confidential data, creates serious security risks.

Cyber insurance is becoming a necessity, but many organizations are struggling to find policies that provide adequate coverage at the right price.

More and more organizations are taking out cyber insurance policies as a hedge against the threat of a security breach.

A qualified managed services provider minimizes the risk of downtime through ongoing monitoring, proactive maintenance and rapid troubleshooting of issues.

Severe IT outages are increasingly rare, thanks to more reliable IT equipment and investments in backup and disaster recovery systems.

A compromised privileged account can give an attacker virtually unfettered access to the IT environment. Here are nine tips for security them.

Privileged account management is one of the most critical components of any enterprise security strategy. Cybercriminals prize privileged account credentials because they provide administrator-level access to servers, security systems, network devices, applications and other resources.

Hyper-converged infrastructure solutions help simplify IT for SMEs.

IT is equal parts challenge and opportunity for small to midsize enterprises (SMEs). These organizations stand to benefit greatly from tools and services that automate routine tasks, enhance service delivery and improve productivity.

The right contact center technology can help enhance the customer experience and create competitive advantages.

An organization’s success hinges on the customer experience. Although satisfied customers tend to become loyal customers, the reverse is almost inevitable.

Key reasons why organizations need a managed backup service.

Given the rapid pace of technology innovation, there is a tendency to look for emerging solutions that will drive business benefits. That’s a good thing, as long as organizations don’t forget about the basics.

Endpoint detection and response tools provide more effective protection against evolving endpoint threats.

According to various surveys, the average U.S. employee uses at least three devices daily for work activities. While these devices enable productivity and collaboration, they create multiple avenues for spreading malware.

How strategic IT planning and budgeting drives long-term success.

Despite increased investments in advanced technologies, many organizations cling to the notion that IT is a cost center that doesn’t improve profitability. This fact is demonstrated by the focus of IT leaders.

Video conferencing continues to evolve from a conference room tool to a pervasive collaboration platform powered by advanced technologies.

The adoption of remote and hybrid work models changed the overall culture in most organizations and, in the process, pushed video conferencing technologies into the mainstream.