Data breaches and extreme weather events have at least one thing in common: they’re both happening more and more frequently. Ransomware attacks alone were up 41%, just in 2022. Even if you
Think of your IT infrastructure like this: Airline flight delays and cancellations are disruptive and frustrating in many ways. If one thing goes wrong – i.e. with an operational system such as
In March, many people confidently predicted we’d be back to “normal” by summer. We’re now entering Q4, and we’ve already experienced a global pandemic, social unrest, catastrophic weather events and entered a
2020 will be remembered as an unpredictable year when we remade how we structure our lives and interact with each other. We’re being called on to think about what changes we need
With the news warning us to increase social distance amid the coronavirus fears, more companies are recognizing the need to have their teams work remotely for the foreseeable future. Many are finding
Coastal communities know to prep their homes for hurricane season and, in the northeast, people stock up on supplies before a winter storm hits. But what about your business? Do you have
If at 65 you ask your doctor for a “quick fix” for the damage you did over decades of drinking and smoking, they’ll likely tell you that you’re out of luck. And,
IT is critical for your business, perhaps more so than the office you’re in or the chair you’re sitting on. If IT fails, your business can go down with it, with lost
How confident are you that your systems can be restored after even the smallest disaster? Regardless of what types of disaster recovery solutions you use – cloud or on-prem hoping your systems