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How Do Hackers Find Vulnerabilities in Your Systems?

Ever wonder how hackers find vulnerabilities in your systems? Cybersecurity remains one of the top concerns for decision-makers throughout the business world. Protecting your computing environment and valuable data from hackers and cybercriminals demands the full attention of your organization’s security team. Failure to provide adequate protection can result in...
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Why Reliable Backups Are Essential for Your Company

When you're wrapped up in the day-to-day hustle of your work, it becomes all too easy to overlook the importance of reliable backups. That is, until you try to recover a critical system, or even that one single file you desperately need. That’s why creating reliable backups remains one of...
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How to Create an Effective Disaster Recovery Plan

A disaster recovery plan is one of the most important components of modern business. Regardless of the emphasis your company puts on cybersecurity and redundancy, there’s always a chance that a business-critical system can be impacted by an unexpected outage. A simple user error or a successful phishing attempt that...
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Why You Should Use A Virtual Infrastructure

Are you trying to decide whether or not virtualization is for you?If you want to saving money, energy and space, then you're certainly on track.Regardless of your business's size, a virtual infrastructure adds dimensions of both ease and stability.  It's software-based IT, so one physical server actually hosts multiple virtual...
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How to Create a Disaster Recovery Plan – Pt. 2

Hurricane Dorian ravaged the Bahamas and then the Atlantic provinces of Canada.  On the 1,000-mile trip up the Atlantic coast, it might have swung and hit any of those neighboring states head-on and caused enormous damage.  Instead, it spared most of the US. Let’s use this near-miss as an opportunity...