In the hybrid IT environment that the business world is today, it's challenging for your business to bounce back smoothly and in good time when disasters strike if you don't have a solid disaster recovery plan in place. From natural calamities like floods and earthquakes to man-made problems like power outages and cyber attacks, there is no shortage of disasters that could cause catastrophic disruptions in your business.

Corporate or business data breaches aren't something any business would want to experience. As a business owner, you want to have the highest levels of data security possible, but this isn't always the case. The need to secure your data more raises the need for two-factor authentication to replace single-factor authentication that is easy to hack.

Data Breach/Theft

While it's safe to log in while on Wi-Fi networks you own and trust, the same cannot be said if you use public Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi safety is a crucial aspect of your business, and you don't want to risk the cyber safety of your data by using dangerous public Wi-Fi that leaves you at the mercy of cybercriminals.

As a business owner, you put your heart into ensuring every aspect of your business runs smoothly and effectively, including the social side of it.

Every business is considered a living organism, and social needs are part of the main aspects you must consider from the start.

Have you noticed an increase of spam emails recently? It seems that it is that time of year again where scam artists come out of hibernation and are going out of their way to get malware onto your computer.

The question that is on everyone’s mind is “Why am I still receiving spam mail?” Email works in such a way that it will send all suspicious mail to the spam folder instead of just deleting the email.

This is fine but my business is not a target for these things, hackers want large companies right?

Actually large companies usually have larger budgets and have at least looked at their security and taken the basic steps. Large companies make the headlines when they get hacked, but small companies get hacked every day.

Where does this firewall fit in? Who are they for?
The answer is people like you. Really anywhere and anyone that feels they have the need and usually many who don’t even realize that they do. At the very least, even a simply configured firewall will provide an additional layer of security in the form of virus protection.