If there is one industry where both organizations and consumers alike would want the most stringent levels of cyber security, it is likely the financial services industry. The fallout of even one successful hacking event attempted on a bank, a credit card company, a credit reporting agency, has far reaching consequences for both consumers and the smaller companies that interact with these financial entities. According to the Federal Reserve Bank
Disaster can strike anytime, anywhere. No business owners likes to think of what may happen in the event critical processes and information are compromised, but developing a plan of action is the most proactive approach a company can take. Consider how your business might preserve core functions and integrity in the event of: Data loss or damage Flood or fire Downtime of critical technology systems Loss of key members Loss
As a business owner, you have enough to worry about. Now, you have to worry about being a cyber target, too. But, what does it mean to be a cyber target? Is there something more you should do? Your business already has a firewall and anti-virus software. Isn’t that enough? Your business isn’t a multinational corporation, after all. Cyber Target You and your business are a target because hackers want
Devices with the “Wi-Fi 6” label are coming on to the market. What does this mean? Was there ever a Wi-Fi 5? The Wi-Fi Alliance has come up with a numbering scheme which will be easier to understand than the old terminology. Wi-Fi 6 isn’t just a new number but a significant advance over the previous standard. Here’s a summary of what it means and what to expect. Renumbering Wi-Fi
As new solutions and inventions continue to aid businesses, they come with a ton of challenges. Where a connected world allows you to take your business digital, it comes with the risk of cyber-attacks. Where you can get clients from any corner of the world, there is the challenge of data privacy. But it is not all doom and gloom. Yes, there are challenges, but forewarned is forearmed. Here are
