Today, nearly 50% of U.S. workers are performing their jobs remotely. So, who’s keeping track of your organization’s data on all those mobile devices? If your organization uses 100 or more mobile devices you need to consider the potential security exposure. Remember, if your company-related apps (O365, Salesforce, other CRMs) are installed on mobile devices […]
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Mobile Expense Management Best Practices Today, nearly 50% of U.S workers are performing their jobs remotely. So, who’s keeping track of your organization’s data on all those mobile devices? If your organization uses 100 or more mobile devices you need to consider the potential security exposure. Remember, if your company-related apps (O365, Salesforce, other CRMs)
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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a cybersecurity technology that continuously monitors all incoming and outbound internet traffic on a network. When installed and tuned properly, an EDR system can scan traffic and recognize potential threats to a network (ie. malware, phishing attacks, etc.) Additionally, the EDR can alert and shut down potentially dangerous attacks before
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Along with establishing an Internet security policy handbook or end-user policy there’s another important addition to that and then involves social media. Really consider establishing a social media acceptable use policy. Â There’s some things that you need to keep in mind. Â If you’re marketing sales or corporate management folks use social media outlets, and today
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We want to get into what what we call an Internet acceptable use policy. Â We want to talk about the things that you can do as a management team to educate your staff and to help enforce the policy that you need to maintain for your organization. >> Looking for a Reliable Chicago Cyber Security
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I just had the opportunity to upgrade my iPhone to the next level. I was comfortable choosing the 5c model. I have no ill will toward Androids, Samsung and the many other devices now competing successfully in the cellular marketplace. Competition is a very good thing for business and personal consumers alike. >> Find Out
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Download PDF version of this Article When you purchase a private network from a carrier you are purchasing security–after all, it’s built in, right? Not so fast. In order to make sure your managed network is safe, you’ll need to know these important things to ensure privacy on your network. Someone Has to Manage Your Managed Networks
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On many occasions, RAM Communications has advised its clients to ensure their office technology (phones, Internet, computers) are given security updates on a consistent basis. In smaller office environments, where IT resources may not be so readily available, it’s still important to have a security plan in place. Here are some simple tips even the
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IP Phone systems have delivered great features and greater productivity for business large and small. If your business is using an IP phone system, however, you need to keep a few items in mind. Do you realize your system may use the Internet to connect with the outside world? If this is applies to your
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If your business is now using some form of IP-based telecommunications, phone service that runs over a public or private Internet connection, then you now have features and advantages over your competitors. That’s great. Your business now uses a platform developers will use to provide more features and services over the coming years. >> Looking
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