Employees seem to prefer working from home, with over 25% saying they want to work from home permanently and nearly 50% wanting to work from home part time. Develop a robust remote cybersecurity plan with these helpful tips!
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have adjusted to doing business online rather than in-person. For law firms, this means many clients are looking to connect virtually rather than step foot into the office. Learn how successful law firms are making the digital transition with help from CDS.
Compliance and regulations impact virtually every industry. And maintaining compliance with regulations such as HIPAA, FERPA, PCI, FOIA and others can be challenging. But managed IT can help with cybersecurity and network security systems.
Since the coronavirus pandemic, many medical offices and healthcare providers are moving to video conferencing as a way to have virtual doctor visits with patients when an in-person exam is not explicitly required. If you would like to offer virtual house calls (or improve upon them), read on.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do business, perhaps forever. For small business owners, COVID-19 has brought new challenges, from supply chain disruptions to coronavirus protection measures...and of course, cybersecurity risks. More small businesses have had to go online, thus increasing security risks. With managed IT, cybersecurity can be improved.
Even before the advent of COVID-19, the legal industry was already considering remote legal workforce arrangements to gain access to experts in niche specialties, boost retention rates, and reduce work-based stress while amplifying productivity. Hackers are developing new inroads to data shared remotely. Learn how to protect your remote legal workforce with these three simple, actionable tips.
When business and personal computing are both performed on devices such as computers, tablets, or smartphones, it can cause problems. Fortunately, there are ways your business can secure your office technology and resources.
Computer servers are the backbones of business IT networks. If they become compromised or bogged down, disaster can happen. If you have computers running old versions of Windows Server, it is time to schedule some upgrades. Benefits include better speed, improved security, and more features.
You login to your computer to check your morning emails. Suddenly, a ransomware message pops up on the screen. “Your computer has been hacked! In order to regain access, send money to this address!” If your business has been hit with a ransomware attack, check out these tips for recovering from a cybersecurity breach and preventing another one.
Business growth is good, and certainly better than the alternative. Growth comes with its own unique set of challenges, however, especially regarding technology. Discover the IT challenges faced by companies experiencing rapid business growth and learnhow your business can plan for that growth by partnering with CDS.