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So you’ve got an exciting new announcement for your clients – a new service launch, a big sale – and you want to spread the word.
You load up your email client, mass-add everyone in your address book, and get ready to press the Send button.
Your time is valuable as a small business owner, and you constantly juggle multiple priorities. While collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams have become essential for keeping employees connected, trying to make sense of all the day-to-day chatter and discussions happening across different channels and conversations can sometimes feel overwhelming.
Social media is a powerful marketing tool for small businesses, allowing you to share updates and engage with customers easily. However, what you share on platforms such as Facebook and Instagram could put your company at risk of a cyberattack.
As a business owner, nothing is more frustrating than seeing your employees wasting time on social media when they should be working. With all those hours spent scrolling Facebook feeds or messaging back and forth, it’s no wonder productivity seems to plummet whenever anyone opens a browser.
With Deepfakes becoming increasingly sophisticated, it’s a legitimate question. But what exactly is a Deepfake exactly?
Deepfakes are videos or images manipulated using artificial intelligence (AI).
Deepfake AI has the ability to train itself on lots of real photos and videos, learn how to move people’s faces, and emulate their voices to make it seem like they are saying or doing something they really are not.
Have you ever wondered if your business could stand up to a serious cyberattack?
In today’s highly connected world, even small companies hold valuable customer data and systems that hackers may target. While hoping for the best is not a security strategy, you can actively test your cybersecurity using vulnerability scanning and penetration testing.
We’ve all been there: an unexpected tech glitch throws a wrench in your works at the worst possible moment. As annoying as it is, staying calm and providing full transparency with your IT friends will have you back up and running in no time.
In this article, we’ll share what essential details to include in a help ticket to get you up and running quickly.
The last thing any business owner wants to hear is that critical company data may have fallen into the wrong hands because an employee has lost a laptop, smartphone, or tablet. However, losing devices is unfortunate, and prompt action is needed to mitigate potentially serious risks.
As a business owner, your top priority is keeping costs low while still supporting growth. When your managed service provider recommends investing in a robust stack of cybersecurity software, it’s natural to wonder whether we really need all those solutions.
Especially as a small company, you may think a fully-fledged security stack is overkill, but the truth is that cybercriminals pose a threat to all organizations, regardless of size.
The past few years have been undeniably challenging for businesses worldwide, particularly due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As if that weren’t enough, the increased cost of living and rise in employee wage demands are putting additional pressure on your IT budget.
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