The global cybersecurity market’s getting bigger every year.
Indeed, by 2024, what’s already a ginormous industry is predicted to be worth $300 billion. That’s an impressive figure given that cybersecurity wasn’t even a thing until around 50 years ago!
Clearly, this is one industry that’s had to grow up fast.
About 60% of small businesses go out of business within six months of experiencing a cyberattack. By requesting IT consulting in Philadelphia and New Jersey, you can protect your business before hackers strike. Otherwise, you're leaving your business and your customers vulnerable.
The world is slowing down during this COVID-19 pandemic. Wall Street is being hit hard. People are no longer going out. We’re told to quarantine or self-isolate and not engage in groups.
As a business owner today, you are now facing unprecedented challenges to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic. You are asked to self-isolate and practice social distancing to “flatten the curve.” You are asked to allow your employees to work from home to reduce possible exposure and slow the spread of COVID-19.
These are all reasonable requests.
In a matter of just a few short weeks, we have gone from living how we’ve always lived to changing just about everything we do. Schools are out for weeks if not months. Cruises have stopped sailing, and air transportation may be next. Bars and restaurants are closing, sporting events are nonexistent and so many people are now unemployed.
Within a matter of just a few days, many people's lives shifted drastically due to the COVID-19 crisis. Schools shut down and the government has encouraged non-essential workers to work from home. However, for many people, this is the first encounter of remote work that they've dealt with.
On the anniversary of 9/11 I am reminded of the important role technology infrastructure plays in protecting our country. Our next big attack on the U.S. could very well come from our computers and not an airplane or bomb. It could affect millions not thousands of U.S. citizens.
When you purchase a brand new computer do you expect it to contain a security threat right out of the box? Like many computer vendors, Lenovo includes software bundled in with their new machines. Often referred to as “bloatware,” this software is installed on the PC by the manufacturer for additional revenue.
