Good technology not only leads to business process improvement, but it also saves you money. For example, distribution company customers can reorder parts without picking up the phone. You are able to do the same. Retail companies can virtually sell merchandise every hour of the day, and your business no longer has to rely on clerks to count inventory. Technology takes care of these issues and more!

If you have been running a home-based business for a while, you might start to think about whether it is a good idea. As your business grows, it may or may not make sense to move into a "real" office. Here are some of the pros and cons of working from home to help you make that decision.

When your computer picks up a virus, you are often left scrambling. What are you supposed to do next? How do you keep the rest of your system safe? If you have been hit with a virus, make sure you are following these steps to keep your confidential data as safe as possible. 

It is National Cyber Security Month. Do you know how to provide security for your business? During this important month, you have the opportunity to increase your awareness and understanding of what is necessary to create true security within your business. Make sure you're taking these steps to provide true security to your organization. 

Over the last decade, a strong wifi signal has become a core aspect of any business infrastructure. Whether you run an accounting office, manufacturing plant, retail location and everything in between wifi is crucial for both on-site employees and visiting business partners to access the internet on laptops and mobile devices. Unfortunately, not every business wifi network is strong enough or accessible from every corner of the building. If your business location suffers from a.

In recent times, marketing firms have become a target for malicious hackers because of the wealth of personal information they collect from their customers. Information such as customer names, addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, and social security numbers are some of the information routinely collected by these firms. This data is used to generate mailing lists and for targeted marketing.

Firms are continually changing locations due to growing or shrinking staff needs. However, it is a big headache for operations managers and IT staff. Not only are there plenty of logistics questions, but there are also constant questions from staff members about various IT issues. Importantly, operations professionals have to guard against the risk of catastrophic disaster regarding their infrastructure. This mostly means protecting data and preserving equipment. There are a few important.

One look at the Breach Portal on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights website shows an incredible quantity of health data breaches in 2018 alone.

Data breaches in healthcare are disturbing for a variety of reasons, not only do they result in malicious individuals access to patients' social security numbers, but they also result in an utter violation of patients' rights to privacy. Surgery details, medical history, lab results: all of this HIPAA-protected.

Law firms are susceptible to various types of cyber attacks. From 2016-2017, 2/3 of law firms surveyed reported targeted cyber attacks. Attacks ranged from phishing (3rd parties using trickery to steal usernames, passwords, and credit card numbers) to Bitlocker scams (attacking the Windows optional encryption feature). If you're looking for five easy ways to make your law firm's client data more secure, then you'll want to continue reading below.