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What was the last mistake you made at work? How long ago was it? And even more importantly, how BIG of a mistake was it? If I’ve learned anything, it’s that mistakes come in all shapes and sizes, and everyone makes them. Now, whether or not they tell anybody, that’s another story…

The web has done wonders for business in the 21st century, connecting remote offices and giving employees the freedom to work on the go and boost productivity, whether they're in the office or at home. With this expansion and growth comes increasing concerns over network security…

Large cyber hacks have been a major source of news in recent years. Some major breaches in recent years include JP Morgan Chase - 76 million (2014), Equifax - 143 million (2017), Fortnite - 250 million records (2019). Even FEMA, a federally-regulated government organization, leak…

Wouldn’t it be a wonderful world if nobody messed with your stuff? You could leave your bike unlocked outside of Starbucks; keep your car keys in the ignition; never worry about hackers getting into your private personal and business information. Since that day isn’t happening an…

Protecting businesses from security threats is an ongoing battle for today’s businesses. Small and medium-sized businesses across the nation continue to be prime targets for cybercriminals preying upon those who don’t have a strong handle on their security. So, how does a busines…

Is your small business protected from cyber attacks? As businesses continue to rely more and more on technological advances and integrate new technologies into their network, their risk continues to rise. As a whole, businesses are unaware of the many ways they are vulnerable, an…

It’s true. Technology is always changing. Sometimes, technology changes in small, incremental ways, and at other times, it makes big shifts in what can seem like the blink of an eye. With technology in a constant state of change, it can be difficult for businesses to know they’re…

We’re connected – all the time – and I’m not just talking about email and phone calls. I thought about this as I walked into my family’s business and the song I was listening to in my truck came on in the building. It was not coincidence. It’s because of the phone in my pocket.

Security threats are rising with an increasing emphasis on smaller businesses. Hackers see them as easy targets and gateways to larger businesses. The famous attack on Target in 2013 was actually through one of their small vendors.

As the CTO and CIO at Marco, I get inundated – I mean inundated – with marketing solicitations. It used to be primarily mail, some email and the occasional call. Now, I can spend a good chunk of my day siphoning through it all. It’s almost become part of the daily duties as a C-l…