The reality of a cyberattack isn’t a matter of if but when. The threat landscape has grown increasingly complex, and while traditional cybersecurity focuses on prevention, it’s not enough to combat every potential breach. If a cybercriminal outsmarts your security strategy, you want your business to make it out on
Most businesses today depend on third-party partners. These partners could provide products, services or expertise that help keep your business running and reach your goals. But sometimes, these relationships get tested when a data mishap or a cybersecurity incident at the vendor end snowballs into a major issue for you.
Running a business requires you to rely on multiple external partners, such as suppliers and vendors. These partnerships help keep your day-to-day operations running. However, they come with a challenge: each third party introduces risks, and if those risks aren’t managed properly, your business could face disruptions or worse. Supply
You invested in the latest security software and even hired a great IT team. However, one misstep by an unsuspecting employee and a wrong click on a malicious link later, you are staring at a costly breach that threatens to jeopardize the future of your business. Scary right? But it
When you think about cybersecurity, your mind might jump to firewalls, antivirus software or the latest security tools. But let’s take a step back—what about your team? The reality is that even with the best technology, your business is only as secure as the people who use it every day.
AI has become a buzzword that often evokes a mix of awe, doubt, and even fear, especially regarding cybersecurity. However, if used effectively, AI can revolutionize the way businesses like yours operate. To leverage AI effectively, you must cut through the noise and separate fact from fiction. In this blog,
Managing a business alone is challenging enough without worrying about cyberattacks, especially those powered by AI. However, there is cause for alarm as hackers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to launch sophisticated cyberattacks to steal your data and disrupt business operations. The good news is that you can take steps
As technology advances, more businesses like yours are adopting Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) backup applications due to their flexibility, affordability, and user-friendly nature. These cloud-based services have become a staple in the corporate world, offering tools that range from email and communication platforms to customer relationship management and project tracking systems. However,
For businesses, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions offer unparalleled opportunities to enhance efficiency, scalability, and overall operations. However, growing SaaS backup-related misconceptions also have the potential to hurt your business growth. In this blog, we’ll illuminate some SaaS-related truths you cannot ignore. Let’s dive in. Don’t let these myths put your business
Don’t Be the Last to Know! Plan Your Incident Response Now. A well-designed incident response plan is essential for you to handle cyber incidents. However, some misconceptions can limit its efficacy, such as the belief that cyber incidents only arise from external cyberattacks, that incident planning is solely technology-focused, and
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