Your employees are your first line of defense when it comes to protecting your business from cyberthreats. Human error is one of the single biggest culprits behind cyber-attacks. It comes down to someone falling for a phishing scam, clicking an unknown link or downloading a file without realizing that it’s malicious.
Most businesses are doing away with old-fashioned cash registers and queues. As businesses grow larger and expand their customers and client-base, they need more technology to help employees do their jobs. However, managing all of those devices can be a hassle in itself.
It’s hard to imagine doing business without computers nowadays. From creating products to analyzing data and handling admin, they’ve become central to operations! And, with over 2 billion computers in use around the world already, our reliance on IT’s only going up.
Is the thought of your employees not working, while they work from home keeping you up at night?
As business owners, we too understand the pain many are going through when it comes to running their business since the start of the Pandemic. Whether it’s feeling lost while adjusting to the (cliché alert) “new normal” or as if you’re falling behind in your market because the focus has been so heavily on the adjustment of your team, you’re not alone.
Every organization seeks to improve their major financial numbers such as Revenue, EBITDA, or valuation. To achieve those financial goals in today’s competitive environment, organizations need to improve themselves constantly. There is no organization with infinite resources to expend on improving finances, sales, marketing, operation, management, HR, and their client experience.
We all want to protect our businesses. They’re a part of who we are, and it would be devastating if anything bad happened — including an unexpected cyberattack. But it happens. Businesses are attacked every single day. Some businesses are left in ruin.
There's been a trend in cybercrimes that have plagued businesses during the pandemic. With more and more workers transitioning to home offices, an upswing of 273% in electronic crimes has occurred. Protecting your business is a vital component in combatting these criminals.
Owning a business is the American Dream, But like any dream, it can quickly turn into a nightmare. More than half of all businesses fail before their fifth anniversary; so, the odds are against you.
And if that's not scary enough, with COVID-19, most work positions have transitioned to work-from-home.
The unforeseen challenges of 2020 have caused many businesses to change their work model and environment. Employees are adapting to working remotely, away from their teams and collaborators.
The glue holding businesses together through all of this is cloud computing.
PICS ITech’s CEO, Terry Rossi, ranked on the Amazon best seller lists with the new book, “On Thin Ice” a collaboration of expert advice on the Information Technology industry.
Mount Holly, NJ – January 25, 2021 - Terry Rossi, Philadelphia Managed IT Service Provider, teamed up with other leading IT professionals around the world to co-write the book, On Thin Ice: How Just One Cyber Attack Can Put Your Business And Finances Underwater…And What You Can Do Now To Stop It. The book was published by TechnologyPress™, an imprint of CelebrityPress® LLC, a leading business book publisher that publishes books from ThoughtLeaders® around the world, and was released on November 19th, 2020.
On the day of release, On Thin Ice reached best-seller status on Amazon - reaching as high as #1 on the Internet & Telecommunications Privacy & Online Safety Computer Network Security list, #2 on the Computer Security & Encryption list, and overall, #5 on the Computers & Technology list.
