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Sometimes the first step in a cyberattack isn’t code. It’s a click. A single login involving one username and password can give an intruder a front-row seat to everything your business does online.
Sometimes the first step in a cyberattack isn’t code. It’s a click. A single login involving one username and password can give an intruder a front-row seat to everything your business does online.
Walk into almost any IT department right now, and you’ll hear the same conversation at least once a week: “Have you tried that new AI tool yet? I heard it’s a game-changer.”
Nobody builds a house on a weak foundation, so why operate your business based on unreliable data?
Nothing disrupts your workday quite like unreliable Wi-Fi. One moment everything’s running smoothly, and the next...
In the past, teams relied on sticky notes and endless email threads to manage tasks.
Your office thermostat, conference room speaker, and smart badge reader are convenient, but they’re also doors into your network.
Picture this: your business’s front door is locked tight, alarm systems are humming, and firewalls are up, but someone sneaks in through the back door, via a trusted vendor.
Does it ever seem like your small business is overwhelmed with data? This is a very common phenomenon.
If you run a small business, you’ve probably dealt with outdated tech more than once. Sure, squeezing extra life out of old equipment