Lifecycle management is proactive and spreads new equipment purchases over time, which reduces the financial burden or stress of replacing multiple types of technology all at once. In this article, we will explore best practices for managing the lifecycle of your business’s servers and other essential hardware.
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Data breaches can be disastrous for any small business. According to a recent study featured in Security Intelligence, the average cost of a data breach rose to an all-time high of $4.24 million in 2021, up ten percent from 2020. Most tellingly, breaches involving remote workers cost a staggering $4.96 million on average. Unfortunately, unless you have proper security measures in place, breaches can spell disaster for your business. Indeed, Inc. outlines that 60 percent of small and midsized businesses close within six months if they are attacked. Perhaps you might ask yourself, “How can I keep my business networks secure?’
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Data is the lifeblood not just of your business, but the entire business world. Chances are you collect data from a variety of sources, ranging from email addresses and phone numbers to valuable financial records. However, none of your data is fully protected from hazards lurking across the dark web. Hackers wreak havoc wherever they go. The consequences can be disastrous. IBM Security points out that data breaches worldwide cost an average $4.24 million last year². How can you keep your company’s data safe from phishing, ransomware, and other harmful activity? Enter ISO 27001.
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Managing your business’s IT systems is no easy task. You must make sure all your company’s devices are running smoothly and update them on a regular basis. You also need to protect your hardware, software, and networks from hazards such as ransomware. Furthermore, you need to ensure that everyone in your company can access the resources they need to perform their jobs. Enter Azure Active Directory, or Azure AD.
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Cloud computing is an integral part of our everyday lives. We frequently use the cloud to store photos and videos, stream our favorite TV programs, and bank online across our various devices¹. However, beyond these personal uses, the cloud also plays a pivotal role in business computing¹. It is common for businesses to move their email exchange servers to the cloud, along with communication-focused applications like CRMs and video conferencing¹. In this article, we will highlight the benefits of replacing your file servers with MS 365 for you and your business.