In an increasingly interconnected world, the protection of digital assets has become a paramount concern. As technology advances, so do the tactics of cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities. In this landscape, the principle of layered security emerges as a...
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The Vital Importance of Updating WordPress Plugins
In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital world, staying current is essential. This applies not only to the content you create but also to the tools you use to manage your online presence. WordPress, one of the most popular content management systems (CMS) on the...
3 Principles of Information Security
Every year, we hear more and more about cyber-attacks, and it is forecasted to only get worse: Cybercrime Magazine predicts that businesses will lose about $10.5 trillion in 2025. In today’s post, we hope to clarify some of the principles of Information Security (also...
Maximizing Your Online Presence: The Power of Social Media SEO
In today's digital age, establishing a strong online presence is essential for businesses and individuals alike. Social media platforms have become the modern marketplace, providing opportunities to connect, engage, and promote. However, having a presence on social...
How do you identify suspicious Email Attachments?
Email attachments can be incredibly useful for sharing files and documents quickly and easily. However, they can also be a major source of security risks. Suspicious email attachments can infect your computer with malware, ransomware, or viruses, or they can be used...
Direct Traffic vs. Organic Traffic: Understanding the Key Distinctions
When it comes to analyzing website traffic, two essential sources often come under the spotlight: direct traffic and organic traffic. Understanding the differences between these two types of traffic is crucial for business owners seeking to optimize their online...
Remote Backup disaster Recovery
Remote backup disaster recovery includes a few different moving pieces. The first is remote backups – this essentially means a company that provides networking services, such as iPoint Technologies, routinely makes copies of your company’s most significant data, and then stores those copies on a server that is located somewhere far away from your office. That way, if a disaster occurs – such as a wildfire, or one of your employees clicks on a suspicious link that downloads a ton of ransomware onto your servers, and suddenly you cannot access any business information unless you pay a huge ransom to strangers over the internet – your company’s information is safe and can be recovered! (Take that, fraudsters!)
Landing Page vs Microsite: Unveiling the Key Differences
Landing Page Vs Microsite: Unveiling the Key Differences In the realm of digital marketing, crafting a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to attract and engage their target audience. Two popular tools that often come into play are landing...
ADA Compliance on Websites
In today's digital age, website accessibility has become a crucial aspect of ensuring inclusivity and equal access to information for all individuals. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) extends beyond physical spaces and mandates that websites must also be...
What is a Written Information Security Plan?
A Written Information Security Plan (WISP) is a comprehensive document that outlines an organization's approach to protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access or disclosure. A WISP typically includes policies and procedures related to data handling,...
When to Hire Network Consulting Services
Pretty much every business has a network, whether or not they know it! However, not every business is tech-savvy, and not every business has an internal IT team that can help them manage their network, and that is okay! With network consulting services, small...
Password Security Basics
Not so fun fact: 81% of all data breaches are caused by weak passwords (according to Verizon Wireless’s research on cybersecurity incidents). Knowing the minimal password security basics can help keep your business safe. We’re sorry to say it, but the date of your...