Four Misconceptions About Multi-Factor Authentication

It’s important that companies realize that without Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), they are wide open to attacks if their employees fall for phishing scams or share passwords, which happens all the time.

There is no doubt that compromised credentials constitute one of the biggest security threats today. The challenge with compromised credentials is that the attacker is in possession of valid and legitimate corporate details. This means that it is very difficult to detect because all of the security tools you might have in place consider that the person who is logging in is precisely who they say they are.

How Small Businesses Can Benefit from Migration to AWS Cloud

You are experiencing more traffic, and your IT team is complaining that it’s becoming more difficult to allocate the resources to meet that increased demand. It’s become harder and more expensive to keep up with your data storage. You know you are at a point where you need a disaster recovery plan, but that is going to be costly for sure.

All of these are familiar issues SMEs and startups face as they begin to grow their operations. And in-house infrastructure solutions can "break the bank" for those who expect to grow larger and yet remain Agile.

Just How Safe Is the Cloud? Security Tips for SMBs

The future of computing exists in the cloud. Businesses and everyday internet users alike are adapting to this new technology at a growing rate, whether it’s for storage or to access the growing "Everything-as-a-Service" (XaaS) market — which includes Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and more.

As of this year, approximately 80% of organizations use the cloud for its data storage benefits. Globally, the public cloud market was valued at $176 billion in 2018 and is projected to grow by 17.3% year-on-year. Software-, Platforms-, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service are growing in popularity, with Microsoft’s Office 365 and Amazon’s Web Services serving as popular examples.