of the easiest and most common ways for a business to lose money is for the internet to go down in any offices or locations because most of the important applications businesses depend on are now cloud- and internet-based ...

The emergence of a widening variety of latency-sensitive and bandwidth-heavy applications is driving a need for increased demands on corporate networks, while at the same time reinforcing a certain cost consciousness and security awareness. ...

Businesses are realizing that on-premises systems just aren’t cutting it for today’s digital times and many of those critical systems are End of Life or End of Support, creating a significant risk of breaking down the excessive cost of maintaining them. ...

and remote work, video conferencing and mission critical line of business applications we rely on our internet connections to do our jobs and stay in touch. ...

Catching on fire is very unlikely, so why do we remember to “stop, drop, and roll?” It is about being prepared and having a plan to diffuse a bad situation, like cyber resilience. ...

With VoIP and smart phones comprising over 90% of all telephone service, the need for landline or copper lines from the phone companies has all but disappeared. ...

Here are some interesting, albeit shocking, stats about the most vulnerable devices we use on a daily basis: 47% are security cameras installed on company networks 15% are ...

While more businesses are reopening, thoughts about the existing phone system must stay in the forefront. There are several things to consider to ensure your phone system’s 911 information is accurate and updated. ...