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.
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.
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.
By 2021 cyber-crime will cost the world $6 Trillion a year. Is cyber-security a priority in your business’s IT strategy? Strong passwords are the defense line against cyber-crime. Watch this week’s Tech Tip Tuesday on how you can make your password considerably stronger with Multi-factor Authentication.
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.
5 Tips to Prevent a Security Breach in your Business Almost all businesses today have their business data on the computer and almost all of them are eventually connected to a network which is then connected to the Internet. Most have firewalls, all of them should.
