Employee Negligence: The reason behind so many data breaches

More than 50% of all organizations that have at one point experienced a data breach have attributed this to negligence on the part of an employee, revealed in a recent survey entitled, “Managing Insider Risk through Training & Culture.”

Of the 601 data protection experts interviewed, 66% of them asserted that employees have posed the biggest challenge in their effort to improve the security of the companies they work for.

Where Is Ransomware’s Next Target

Where is ransomware’s next target: Your server, phone or TV?

In its latest annual report titled Internet Organized Crime Threat Assessment Europol made a very disturbing revelation of cybercrime.

The report revealed that cybercriminals have continued to leverage on Crime-as-a-Service model in furthering the criminal activity over the internet.

What Is Ramsomware

What is Ramsomware? 34% of small businesses have absolutely no idea what it is

1 out of every 3 small and medium scale businesses (SMB) are clueless to the potential damage than can be inflicted by ransomware malware. This kind of ignorance has cost so many companies dearly today.

IT Support Pricing Models Explained

Every business needs to spend money to support their computer network, which is often the lifeblood of the business. Yet the cost involved to properly support your network can vary widely from one provider to another.

Are you getting the best value from with your budget for your IT support?

Comparing Managed IT Services and Break-Fix Plans

When it comes to IT services there are basically two types of service plans that most IT companies offer.

Windows 10 after one month: Hits and misses

Nothing about Windows 10 has followed the standard timeline for a new Microsoft operating system release. Even the FUD is flying faster than usual.

Microsoft released Windows 10 to the general public on July 29. In a bygone era, we'd still be waiting for another month or two for boxes to appear in the retail channel and for PCs to appear on store shelves That kind of thinking is so 2009.

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