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Lawyers: Stop Making These Common Tech Mistakes

Cyber attacks in the legal industry are on the rise. Law firms of all sizes face threats such as business email compromise, denial-of-service, phishing, data exfiltration and ransomware.

Yet, your lawyers could be making any of these common technology mistakes:

• Failing to Encrypt Mobile Devices;
• Trusting Too Much;
• Using Autocomplete on Emails;
• Insufficient Network Protection;
• Handling Own Tech Problems;

Connecting Your Call In The Cloud? Benefits of PBX

Business calling in the cloud has come a long way. With advances in Internet speeds and Quality of Service, a business can now expect reliable, secure voice communications over IP networks.

Our latest ebook explains the differences between traditional, on-premises, and hosted voice communications. Plus it shares several benefits including:

• Consistent Communications;
• Cost Savings;
• Scalability;
• Greater Control;
• Better Disaster Recovery;

Accountants: Address Your Biggest Technology Issues

Evolving accounting technology offers tremendous growth potential for the future. But this digital transformation leaves accounting firms with more technology to monitor and maintain..

The ebook Addressing the Biggest Technology Issues for Accountants examines:

• What digital transformation looks like for accountants
• Challenges addressed by incorporating IT into accounting processes;
• Cybersecurity risks
• Best practices for keeping systems up and running the five best practices for securing healthcare providers;

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY CAN LOWER CYBERSECURITY RISKS

Bad actors continue to actively attack healthcare cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and keeping motivated hackers at bay is complicated. This industry holds a treasure trove of valuable data, plus, healthcare providers are now using more internet-connected devices than ever before..

Cybersecurity in healthcare is about more than complying with industry regulations: it can mean the difference between life and death. The industry needs to remain vigilant. The ebook How to Lower Cybersecurity Risks in Healthcare will help.

LET’S MAKE A DEAL: EVALUATING IT PRICE AND VALUE

Our latest ebook offers strategies to help managers!

BUSINESS CYBERSECURITY: PROTECTING YOUR CLIENT DATA

Our latest ebook offers strategies to help managers!

YOU DON'T HAVE TO SLICE IT BUDGETS

Instead of going all hardcore to cut the IT budget, you can find plenty of places to make adjustments. This ebook explores five key areas to look for IT cost savings.

Efficient IT the foundation of Business Efficiency

You want to differentiate from your competitors. Streamline processes and improve productivity with the best IT for the job.

Are You Ready to Manage a Remote Workforce?

Managing the diverse personalities and varied skillsets of your workforce can be challenging at the best of times. Now there’s the added hurdle of managing more employees working remotely.

Is Your Business Data for Sale on the Dark Web?

You and your employees may never venture to the dark web. But sensitive, proprietary business data could already be on there for sale to the highest bidder. That could lead to a security breach, fraud, damaged business reputation or loss of competitive advantage. You won't know until it's too late!

Cyber Creeps And Covid-19
Be Wary Of These I.T. Threats

I.T. already has enough to worry about with COVID-19 sending everyone home to work. Too bad cybercriminals are such opportunistic creeps: they’re even taking advantage of the global health pandemic to scam the unsuspecting. This eBook highlights many coronavirus-related scams. Be aware, so you can educate employees and best protect your business.

Email remains the number-one means of cyberattack. Cybercriminals are increasingly sophisticated and always motivated. Today, companies from any industry of any size can face a targeted threat.

7 Strategies to Secure Work from Home

People worldwide are working from home. Often on personal devices, using their own Internet connections. These seven strategies address challenges business face securing the work from home environment.

Even before the pandemic, remote work had momentum. Today’s widely available business collaboration software enables productivity and offers accountability.

The company could enjoy a larger talent pool and reduce technology and real estate costs. The employees were happier without a commute and greater work-life balance.

Coronavirus: Have A Healthy Business Working From Home

The Coronavirus pandemic is changing our lives in new ways every day, but it doesn’t have to mean the end of business productivity. Many countries are mandating that companies send their employees home. Working remotely can be a big transition not only for employees but the business too.

The good news is that there’s lots of technology available to support and secure work at home. With the right solutions you can go about business as usual from home, even in the midst of a global quarantine!

How VoIP Saves Your Business Money

Is your business still using a plain old telephone system (POTS)? There’s a better option. Don’t settle for POTS when you can enjoy the many benefits of a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone system. Substantial cost savings is one reason to move to online voice communications.

Have you outgrown your current Managed Service Provider?

You partnered with an MSP to oversee your technology needs and security systems and monitor for threats. But you’re beginning to wonder if it might be time to move on.

Don’t bother consulting a Magic 8 ball. Instead check out these eight signs you’d enjoy a new MSP partnership.

Fatal Tech Issues

Your small business is succeeding in its niche and that is great, but there are so many areas you need to monitor and manage! Part of your success relies on mastering technology, yet your IT needs to rapidly evolve. It’s a lot to handle for any business, large or small. 90% of businesses who suffer an IT event of 10 days or more were bankrupt within the year. Underestimating the importance of tech issues is detrimental to any business.

Don’t risk your business with fatal tech mistakes. Here are key areas we identified as “business killers” if overlooked: