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Addressing Internal Cybersecurity Threats in Your Business: Why It's Crucial When we think of cybersecurity threats, many of us imagine skilled hackers or malicious cybercriminals attacking from the outside. However, a significant and often overlooked threat to business security can come from within the organization itself. Employees—whether intentionally malicious or unintentionally careless—can pose a serious risk to your company's sensitive data...

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         Top 5 Reasons Why Investing in a Password Management System is Crucial NowPassword management tools are software programs that put up enough security and safety mechanisms in place to ensure there’s no password breach.Your employees can use the program to generate random, high-security passwords as per the industry best practices. They don’t have to worry about remembering them either, because...

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Protect Your Data from Hurricane Disasters: Don't Get Caught Unprepared! “Life is not about sheltering yourselves from the rain, it is about learning to dance in the storm”, goes a popular saying. But, if you are a small business, you first need to shelter your assets from the rain, before you can afford to dance in the storm without a care...

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Best practices for data security in a remote work environment - Triton Technologies

Do you have staff working from home? Of late, due to the Coronavirus crisis, a lot of businesses shifted to the remote working environment. While it raises some data security concerns, they can be overcome by following a few best practices.Formulate rulesYou can start by formulating rules that define the extent and manner in which personal devices may be used...

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You have probably already come across the term multi-factor authentication. The concept is not new, but has caught on really quick of late. In this post, we will discuss what multi-factor authentication is and why you should be adopting it. What is multi-factor authentication? Multi-factor authentication is basically the use of more than one credential to gain access to data. It is...

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Boosting SMB Security & Support: The Unseen Perks of Co-Managed IT Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) can greatly benefit from the co-managed IT model, where a Managed Service Provider (MSP) works alongside the in-house IT team. This approach offers numerous advantages, often overlooked, which are particularly valuable for SMBs. Here are five lesser-known reasons why this model is gaining popularity: 1. Emergency...

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Work From Home, also commonly known as telecommuting, is a fairly general term that encompasses a range of workplace policies. Most generally, it refers to a policy permitting an employee to work from home (or any other approved remote location-the range of acceptable locations will differ depending on the organization’s policies). Beyond that WFH may or not be restrictive regarding working...

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Today’s blog is a look at three different issues that don’t get much coverage in discussions of the implementation of a WFH policy. Much of the conversation tends to focus on productivity and oversight issues. Here are three you should consider. WiFi Once your employees move off-site and WFH, or anywhere else for that matter, very serious data security issues arise. Whether...

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