Around 70% of Canadian businesses experience a cyberattack or cybersecurity threat each year. However, a common misconception is that these attacks are only carried out on large or data-heavy businesses. In reality, small businesses are just as, or in some cases, more susceptible, because they typically don’t have strong defenses in place.
According to a report released by Intuit and Emergent Research, up to 80% of small businesses will be using the cloud for their storage and computing needs by 2020. That’s a significant leap from the 2014 estimate of just 37%.
When it comes to picking up the latest technology for our homes, most people don’t need much convincing to get on board. From smart home systems like Google Home and Amazon Alexa to the latest in wearable technology, people jump at the opportunity to enhance their lives with technology. Unfortunately, businesses face much greater challenges […]
Sometimes the simplest solutions are the most effective for protecting your business online. One of the easiest ways to prevent data breaches and establish cybersecurity in your business is requiring multi-factor authentication for all accounts and data. This small addition to your business practices requires minimal setup and training, but reaps powerful security rewards.
With technology improving at a rapid rate, cyber security is top of mind for businesses across the globe. If you have sensitive information stored somewhere other than on paper, cyber security is extremely important.
When it comes to managing online risks, there are plenty of technical solutions an IT provider can implement to save your business from catastrophes. However, one of the greatest risks to your business comes from internal financial controls – or the lack thereof.
When it comes to online security, most small to medium-sized businesses don’t have the time or capacity to do more than their basic due diligence. Just like insurance can sometimes feel like a big investment for a far off “what if?”, online security measures can seem like overkill.
What is server hosting & why does your provider matter? Server hosting is the management of hardware systems for a business. Outsourced server hosting allows a company to move faster, save money, and cut down on setup and management of their systems and connections.
Many small and medium-sized businesses are still holding out on cloud computing services. Although they’ve brought a few of their systems online, most don’t have a fully functioning data centre to use as a hub for their operations.
If you’re operating without a firewall or you’ve never checked your settings, your network may be at risk. Without a firewall, your employees’ and clients’ personal information, credit card details, and data could be at risk, alongside all your other essential company data. Your operating system and devices and hardware may also be at risk.
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