Security Posture

In the fast-paced world of technology, staying ahead of the curve is essential for maintaining optimal performance and security. With Windows Server 2012 reaching its end of support, companies must reassess and update their infrastructure to ensure a seamless and successful operation. In this blog post, we'll explore key aspects of your company's infrastructure that

MDR (Managed Detection and Response) and Incident Response are closely related aspects of cybersecurity. Because of their similarities, MDR and incident response are often confused as the same solution. Both are crucial components of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy to protect organizations from evolving threats and improve their security posture. However, despite the similarities, MDR and

For almost 20 years, Cybersecurity Awareness Month has generated security awareness for everyday internet users and businesses. But, far from simply being a month of reminders about security best practices of digital users, it’s a chance for IT and business executives to reflect on and recalibrate their organization’s security posture. Technology leaders should pause and

Cybercrime is now an industry that is worth billions of dollars. Hackers use advanced techniques and tools involving artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation to get around security controls and expedite the cyber attack lifecycle. In such a turbulent threat landscape, businesses can no longer afford to sit and wait around for an attack to

An organization’s security posture represents the overall security status of its networks, systems, and procedures. It is a holistic snapshot of your security strengths and vulnerabilities across hardware, software, data, and end users. Understanding and improving your security posture is essential to safeguard your assets, maintain your business reputation, and build the trust of your

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

WiFi is an essential part of our everyday lives in today’s interconnected world. Offering WiFi is considered a courtesy to your customers, and in some cases, necessary for vendors or other guests who may be meeting at your office. This begs the question: should you implement guest WiFi at your office, and is it safe for

In light of the shift to remote work, businesses need to make sure their employees can easily, reliably, and securely access the data and applications they need to be productive from anywhere. Of course, this is easier said than done. IT support teams and administrators are under more pressure to support a variety of devices ranging from