Managing Small Business Cybersecurity Risks in the Age of COVID

Small Business Cybersecurity Risks in the Age of COVID

By | Coronavirus/COVID-19, Cybersecurity, Special Series

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.

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Why Government Agencies Need to Be Proactive About Ransomware

Government Agencies Need to Be Proactive About Ransomware

By | Government & Public Sector, Viruses, Trojans, Ransomware and other Malware

Think only private companies are targets for hackers? Think again. A new and disturbing trend in cyberattacks on city, regional, and state governments is gaining new levels of severity in the United States. Cybercriminals, armed with ransomware, are increasingly targeting government bodies. From small towns to large cities, not a…

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Why Your School Needs License Plate Recognition Cameras

Why Your School Needs License Plate Recognition Cameras

By | Public Safety, Security & Surveillance

License plate recognition (LPR) cameras are becoming more popular across university campuses. Leveraging such technology is allowing schools to monitor and regulate their parking lots more efficiently, and it’s necessary.   Most schools have parking lots because a significant body of students and faculty drive and need a place to park. They generate loads of…

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