The rule “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is common for many business owners. It can serve to protect your business against unnecessary costs and unneeded downtime. While protecting your business against many types of danger, it poses a large threat when it comes to your IT security.
It can be tempting to pick a simple solution off the shelf from the nearest retailer but a smart owner or manager should give careful consideration to how it sources and then configures its hardware and software.
Phishing attacks are designed to steal your credentials or trick you into installing malicious software and still exist because they are so devastatingly simple and effective. But as with most things they evolve overtime and unfortunately become even more effective. Check out our blog for ways to help protect yourself and your business.
Physical break-ins though can affect businesses far more than hackers, cause much more damage and are much more common that hacking but get talked about far less.
The easiest way to think of a solid-state drive (SSD) is as a super quick hard drive (HDD). Thus swapping your current HDD for a quick SSD is a simple and effective upgrade to breath new life into your computer or laptop.
