How hackers could get into your business

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Various groups and individuals try to get employees of businesses to install spyware, adware, malware, or viruses on their computing devices, like laptops, notebooks, and desktop computers. These devices are vulnerable because they run complex operating systems that aren’t walled off like mobile devices. Here are some frequented points of entry into company networks. Network

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Does your business need Network Access Control? 10 questions to ask

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Business networks are changing rapidly, causing new threats to emerge and creating unknown risks that network managers need to consider. Remote working is now routine, with around 45% of Americans working at home full-time or part-time. Cloud storage accounts for approximately 50% of corporate data worldwide, while the number of IoT-connected endpoints reached 12.3 billion in 2021, and projections suggest

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What is Network Access Control?

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Network access control (NAC), also known as network admission control, is the process of restricting unauthorized users and devices from gaining access to a corporate or private network. NAC ensures that only users who are authenticated and devices that are authorized and compliant with security policies can enter the network. As endpoints proliferate across an organization—typically driven

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How to choose an effective Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider

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The Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program is designed to enhance the relationship between customers and Microsoft partners and provide customers with a purchasing motion to confidently and efficiently obtain the products and services to meet their business needs. This can be done through their Microsoft partner of choice, adding value to their cloud experience

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Why (and how) businesses are moving to the Cloud

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Why companies are moving to the Cloud Businesses are moving to the cloud for a variety of reasons. Here are the top five: 1. Lowered capital expenditures. With cloud computing, the cloud provider supplies all the hardware (servers, storage devices, firewalls, switches, routers) that you would traditionally have to purchase and manage yourself. Moving to the cloud

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