Most businesses rely heavily on Microsoft 365, and for good reason. It’s a powerful, flexible platform that includes Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive. But there's one dangerous assumption we see far too often... "Our data is in the cloud, so it's backed up." Unfortunately, that’s not the case - and believing it is could cost your business significantly.
As cyber threats evolve, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with minimal IT and cybersecurity support are increasingly at risk. In 2024, credential phishing attacks surged by 703%, signaling a troubling trend for organizations with limited resources to combat sophisticated attacks.
The holiday season is a time of joy, generosity, and unfortunately—cybercrime. It’s an opportune time for cybercriminals to strike, as online activity spikes, businesses close their doors or operate with limited staff, year-end transactions are processed, and personal holiday plans distract employees. For businesses with minimal IT and cybersecurity support, this surge poses a significant threat. But don’t let cyber threats dampen your holiday cheer. By understanding the risks and taking proactive measures, you can safeguard your business. Let's unwrap the 12 most common holiday cyber threats and the preventative measures you can take to protect yourself.
In today’s highly competitive and increasingly digital landscape, insurance agencies face mounting pressure to deliver reliable, secure services while balancing day-to-day operations and stringent compliance requirements. Small to medium-sized insurance agencies are particularly vulnerable to cyber threats and regulatory penalties—challenges that underscore the importance of expert IT support. Here is why an outsourced IT department is the best choice for agencies striving to stay competitive, compliant, and secure
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