Author: Mark Benton

The ‘modern office’ in the age of mobility

Giving your employees the tools to succeed in the new working environment

5 network security mistakes

The errors employees commonly make that can compromise sensitive data

Top five cybersecurity practices to decrease risk

These steps can start your layered approach to security

Bridging generational divides with technology

New ways to communicate and collaborate will not only entice younger workers but also encourage workplace camaraderie

Don’t let your data get hijacked

When it comes to cybersecurity risks, businesses often fall victim to assumptions and oversights

Health care’s ransomware threat

Industry faces significant risk from ransomware

Business security in the mobility era

If you don’t have an acceptable use policy you need to create one and adhere to it

Email security in the health care industry

Encryption is a common sense measure and one of the simpler tactics to integrate into your toolbox

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