Cyber Security

With the rise of remote work and increasing complexity of cloud IT networks, the network edge has become more and more dispersed. As remote connections become common and add more points of vulnerability, traditional IT approaches no longer work to safeguard the entire IT network. The solution? Zero Trust Security, where all entities are untrusted by default to secure the dispersed IT network no matter the device or location. Read our overview for a deeper understanding of Zero Trust.

Microsoft Copilot for Security was released for general availability on April 1, 2024. What is the latest offering of Microsoft Copilot's suite of products, what does it do, and how can it help you safeguard your security? Find out in this article.

Cyber security refers to the protection of systems that are connected to the internet, including hardware, software and data against cyber attacks. Cyber attacks and cyber threats can range from unauthorized accessing information and tempering data to extorting money and disturbing business operations. They can cause an organization or business serious damage.

In this digital age, a security breach is one of the biggest fears any business or organization has. From financial loss, fraud, identity theft and privacy violation to reputational damage, sensitive data can be leaked or stolen. Hence, businesses and organizations do everything in their power to avoid security breaches by implementing robust data protections to strengthen their cyber security. In this blog post, we're going to explore what exactly security breaches are, how to prevent them effectively, and, in the unfortunate event of a security breach, how to respond to them and minimize the damage.

Disaster is usually a word we refuse to talk about, or even think about. But in IT, disaster recovery is an, if not the most, important issue. In this blog post, we're going to explore not only disaster recovery but also how to develop disaster recovery plans to help your businesses or organizations.