In the digital age, data security is paramount to every business. On-premise servers were the business technology model in the past, but there are more choices now. For the last several years, a debate has flowed through businesses. How will cloud computing affect them? Should they adopt a public cloud approach, opt for private cloud, or stick with their on-premise servers? The use of cloud computing is steadily rising.
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Ransomware is on the rise. Follow these steps to help protect your organization:
Backup regularly and keep a recent backup copy off-site. There are dozens of ways other than ransomware that files can suddenly vanish, such as fire, flood, theft, a dropped laptop or even an accidental delete.
Cloud computing means that the world is your office. When the world is your office, you can access your files, applications, calendar, and email wherever you are. In an earlier blog post, I wrote about which types of businesses are a good fit for the cloud.
Going green and reducing the corporate carbon footprint have been fairly recent trends among companies, but more often than not, profit is the deciding factor in business decisions. Usually moving to green or more eco-friendly procedures means an increase in cost for a company.
Whether they are realistic or not, at the beginning of every New Year we all have our resolutions and goals that we want to accomplish. If you are a business owner, these goals are almost always financially driven. If one of your goals is to lower your IT infrastructure costs while increasing employee productivity, mobility, and data accessibility, then keep reading to find out if cloud computing is right for your business.
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When customers interact with your business, they most likely go through a Web application first. It’s your company’s public face -- and by virtue of that exposure, an obvious point of vulnerability.
Most attacks against Web applications are stealthy and hard to spot.
Anti-virus companies, Internet security firms, and threat intelligence providers — as well as the security researcher population in general — are all warning of an eruption of ransomware, one fueled by motivated attackers, cheap infrastructure, and ransomware-as-a-service software.