Network Assessments: What They Are and Why You Need One
Network assessments might not sound all that exciting, but performing them regularly is crucial to the security and efficiency of your business.
10 Crucial Steps To Secure Your Church Network
A secure network is important for any organization, and your church is no exception. Find out how to stay protected — and keep your members safe too.
How to Identify and Mitigate Network Overload
Network overload slows things down — and maybe even means you have cybersecurity issues. Our guide shows you how to handle your network speed challenges.
It Can Happen to You: Protecting Your Personal Data
To protect yourself from identity theft — both personal and business — the most important step you can take is to safeguard your personal information.
Does Your Company Need a VPN?
If your business isn’t using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for remote access, you’re one of just a few – 95% of businesses do so. Nearly half (49.5%) of business VPN users are from small companies. More and more, growing companies have recognized the importance of a VPN.
Data Protection: Safeguarding Your Data on Wi-Fi
Data Protection: Safeguarding Your Data on Wi-Fi Like many modern technologies, it’s a wonder we ever got by without Wi-Fi. Before wireless connectivity, we were tethered to one spot with our computers, we couldn’t use our phones to access the Internet, and we certainly weren’t turning our lights on and off with an app. Business […]
Data Protection: Safeguarding Your Data in Mobile Apps
The unfortunate truth is that we are all dependent on each other to make wise decisions about how we share data because our devices often share the same networks.
Data Protection: Safeguarding Your Data in Emails
Transmitting Personally Identifiable Information via email likely means you’re violating major industry regulations like HIPAA and GDPR.
Your Password Management Is a Problem — And Here’s How to Fix It
However clever we think we’re being with passwords, hackers can make easy work of cracking our codes. Hive Systems tracks the time it takes hackers to get your password, and the results are alarming. Password managers store all those passwords for you so you don’t have to commit them to memory. But how do you choose?