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It’s very easy to take your organization’s tools, data, and critical infrastructure for granted, especially when everything is working as it should. However, should any of your tools or systems fail, or if your organization is ever targeted by a cybercriminal, your business could…

While younger generations have a strong preference for other communication tools, voice calls aren’t going away any time soon. However, those Plain Old Telephone Systems (POTS) that rely on analog copper phone lines are, and it’s already happening. In fact, many traditional phone…

When you’re shopping for an office printer, in addition to its sticker price,  you probably already consider the cost of inks and toners. But even if you do, the cheapest printer that uses the cheapest supplies may still cost you much more in the long run. Printers are complicate…

While many organizations focus on trying to keep themselves safe from cybercriminals and sophisticated phishing schemes, it’s easy to forget that one insidious scam uses technology that’s been around since 1876 — the telephone.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) defines Defense-in-Depth (DID) as “An information security strategy that integrates people, technology, and operations capabilities to establish variable barriers across multiple layers and missions of the organization.” H…

If you’ve been researching ways to upgrade your business phone system and take advantage of cost savings, you probably have come across the term Hosted VoIP. VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, which is a technology that facilities voice calling over the internet. To ac…

In films, cybercriminals are primarily depicted as some sort of genius-level keyboard ninjas, feverishly typing away and sending out a string of attacks in real-time to paralyze an organization or combat another hacker. In reality, most cybercrime is far more mundane, and sadly, …

Does your organization need to produce a lot of printed materials? If you do a significant amount of print marketing, or you’re an educational institution, the answer is undoubtedly yes. Considering how much your current printing supplies cost and how much those costs keep going …

Smishing is much like traditional phishing scams, except these messages are sent by text (SMS) instead of email. Typical smishing messages urge recipients to click on a link that scammers say will contain a survey, a prize, or urgent information about a bank account or credit car…

Odds are, you won’t be struck by lightning today, and the odds are also against your workspace being destroyed today in an earthquake or other natural disaster. However, if you consider any emergency that could disrupt your organization at any time, even remote odds start to add …