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.
Face it—downtime can be one of the most frustrating things you face as a business owner. You can’t afford to lose business, customers, or your reputation because of failed computer systems. That’s why it’s essential to pay close attention to Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity (BC).
As we enter 2021, almost every business depends on secure, reliable computer systems.
Mount Holly, NJ- October 15, 2020- PICS ITech co-founder and CEO, Terry Rossi, has teamed up with 31 of the top leading IT professionals across the country in the release of the new book, On Thin Ice. Sharing their proven strategies to help prevent the imminent threat of cybercrime and protect your business.
In a world of rampant cybercrime, hackers thrive on the blind faith of their targets. Despite high-profile digital security breaches showing up in the news nearly every week, most still assume they’re safe from attack. The thinking goes that while large companies like Google, Facebook, Apple are the data jackpot for cyber-criminals, my business is far too small to justify a hacker’s attention…right?
Wrong.
October 12, 2020: PICS ITech’s Senior Information Technology Management Consultant Robert Mohr, has been chosen amongst the top 1% of the world’s Digital Transformation experts to speak at the 2020 Digital Maturity Summit.
Fifteen of the most elite technology experts from around the globe will gather together for the Digital Maturity Summit 2020, a two-day virtual event that will be held on November 18th and 19th.
You can’t afford downtime in your business. For you, downtime means money lost and unhappy clients. You need a contingency plan for what to do when something goes wrong.
From natural disasters to man-made threats, preparing through business continuity planning ensures that everyone in your business knows what to do.
Remember that old commercial where the actor said, “I’m not a doctor, but I do play one on TV,” well I’m not a lawyer, but I play one almost every day in our business.
Due Diligence and Due Care
Today the topic of conversation was the legalese terms “due diligence” and “due care”.
As a business owner, due diligence and due care can be a really big deal to you, especially when it comes to your company’s cybersecurity and insurance protection.
There is an old saying in business, “If it isn't written down, it didn't happen.”
That really is a very good lesson in the importance of good documentation. The legal system is based on evidence, auditors pour over real numbers to assess the financial state of businesses, and detectives assess the innocence of transactions by finding gaps in the written record.
