7 Advantages of Using a Building Access Control System
Technology and IoT devices, such as smart sensors, have made it possible to improve many areas of business operations. One of these is digitizing your building access controls.
What Steps Should We Take If Our Company Is Hit With Ransomware?
One of the most devastating types of malware that a business can face is ransomware.
What is Dictionary Hacking & How Do I Defend Against It?
There are a number of tools that hackers use to breach accounts, hack into routers, and gain access to cloud resources. One of the most popular tools for hacking logins is called Dictionary Hacking.
6 Best Practices for Cybersecurity Risk Management
Cybercrime has increased 600% this year due to the pandemic. Hackers have taken advantage of multiple factors, including fear, confusion, and the fact that a majority of employees have had to work from less secure home networks.
Why Should You Have Remote Teams Use Network Segmentation?
A majority of businesses in the San Fernando Valley area, LA, and around the country have more employees working from home today than they did a year ago.
6 Most Helpful Features of Windows 10 Operating System Security
When Windows 10 came out back in 2015, it represented an entirely new age of Windows operating systems, but it also had another significant improvement besides the user interface. The security of the Windows operating system was improved significantly.
How to Choose the Best Cloud Software for Your Business
Most companies in the Los Angeles area and the rest of the world have realized the importance of using cloud software. Without it, businesses would not have been able to function during the pandemic-related lockdowns.
What Are the Mistakes to Avoid When Creating a BYOD Plan?
Mobile use at work has been steadily creeping up over the last decade, and now mobile devices represent more of the endpoints in a company than computers and servers – approximately 60%.
6 Tips for Wireless Security for a Remote Team
Working with a remote team has now become the norm for many Los Angeles area businesses as well as those throughout the country. The pandemic stay-at-home orders gave companies no choice but to figure out how to make a virtual business work.
What Are the Biggest Security Threats Facing Mobile Phones?
Mobile phones have now surpassed computers when it comes to the devices most connected to a company network. Approximately 80% of work is now performed on mobile devices and they make up 60% of the average company’s endpoints. But unfortunately, mobile security is often lagging behind a company’s computer device security. Businesses often find it more difficult to keep up with these devices, especially if they’re employee owned. 43% of businesses admit that they don’t pay enough attention to mobile device security. Cloud solutions are a big reason that mobile devices have ended up taking on so much of the