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Managed IT

The Top Trends in Managed Services: What to Watch for

Managed services have significantly transformed over the last two decades, changing the fundamental foundation of how businesses navigate their IT infrastructure needs. Initially, managed services were mostly focused on basic maintenance activities and break-fix support, with businesses relying on external suppliers to conduct everyday IT chores and repair issues as they occurred. However, as technology advanced and firms sought more strategic methods to use IT to gain a competitive advantage, the scope of managed services grew dramatically. Read More…
Tags: business operations, cloud security, compliance, Cybersecurity, disaster recovery, endpoint detection and response, Infrastructure, IT, managed detection and response, managed service provider, managed services, modernization, Remote Work, Security, support, technology,
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Managed IT

Abolishing the Rumor that Large MSPs Aren’t Worth Their Cost

To learn both what a managed service provider (MSP) is, and why those which are smaller in size are disadvantaged, make sure to check out our previous blog, Why You Should Choose A Larger MSP.

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Tags: business operations, cloud, cloud migration, cloud security, disaster recovery, IT, managed service provider, managed services, MSP, Remote Work, scalability, Security, support, technology,
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Cybersecurity

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: Is Your MSP Keeping You Secure? (Part 6)

Not only are cybersecurity threats growing in number, but they’re evolving too. As discussed throughout the cybersecurity series, businesses have to watch out for a variety of tactics which cybercriminals employ, ranging from malware attacks, to eavesdropping, to phishing. Cybercriminals are constantly developing more advanced methods of sneaking into your infrastructure and stealing your data, and unfortunately this means you need to spend more resources on refining your cybersecurity to combat the situation.

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Tags: Antivirus, cloud security, Cybersecurity, disaster recovery, endpoint detection and response, endpoint protection, extended detection and response, malware, managed detection and response, MDR, MFA, MSP, ransomware, Remote Work, Security, XDR, Zero Trust,
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Cloud Security

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: The Risks of Working from Home – A Zero Trust Approach (Part 4)

Whether it be improved flexibility or improved productivity, working remotely entails a variety of added benefits. However, there are cybersecurity risks which accompany these benefits. This entry in The Evolution of Cybersecurity series will detail what the risks associated with working from home are, the threats cybercriminals employ, and how a zero trust approach can help in their mitigation.

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Tags: Cybersecurity, Eavesdropping, malware, MFA, phishing, ransomware, Remote Work, Zero Trust,
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Cloud Hosting

Cloud 101: Understanding The Essentials

An array of interconnected computers which form a network and provide system resources on-demand such as data storage and computing power is known as cloud hosted infrastructure. The term “cloud” was coined around the late twentieth century with the emergence of the internet. It is essentially a metaphor for storing data redundantly, in the sense that the data isn’t linked to any location in particular but instead resides in the overarching connections between computers, or in other words the “cloud”.

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Tags: accessibility, cloud, Cloud hosted infrastructure, cloud security, Cybersecurity, disaster recovery, Infrastructure, Redundancy, Remote Work, scalability, Security, support,