Data Breach

  If you’ve been in business for more than a day, you know your data is the lifeblood of your company. Keeping it secure is how you keep doors open. The last thing you want or need is to have ...

There’s a common myth that alleges something along the lines of the following: paper is more secure than digital. While it stands to reason that you can indeed reduce your exposure by keeping a lot of data in analog form ...

Data breaches have become more commonplace in the business world. Whether it's credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, or even health information, there are plenty of reasons cybercriminals want to gain access to a company's data. As a result, businesses ...

With the evolution of technology, small businesses can now enjoy instant communication and transactions with their customers. However, the adoption of these solutions has also led to an increase in cybercrime.  As the post-COVID-19 world continues to interact remotely, even ...

When there's a data breach, identity theft is one of the most common results. So how careful do you have to be when shredding our personal information? We know that tax documents and credit statements need secure disposal, but what ...

When it comes to security within businesses, there are lots of different factors to consider. Whether it be cybersecurity, inadequate technology, personnel, or even physical safety, you want to be on the lookout. Understandably, businesses that keep track of clients’ ...

Currently, most of the world is concerned with a life-changing medical crisis. Really, the coronavirus effects not only our body’s health. Also, it affects our workplace culture. Yet, companies try to carry on normally. Perhaps, information security is a low ...

Did you know the average cost associated with a data breach in 2019 was nearly $8.2 million? In fact, more than 3,800 data breaches occurred in the first six months of the year. To say the least, those are alarming ...

These days, the proper protection of sensitive information is a big consideration in the business world. In fact, a single data breach can have disastrous effects for the company involved. Actually, it can lead to a damaged reputation, angry clients, and legal ramifications. Truthfully, the potential ...