Information technology blog, cybersecurity blog

The global digital transformation has not only helped organizations grow their business, but it’s also helped cybercriminals find new ways of scamming businesses and individuals.

With changing regulatory requirements and technology advances reshaping major industries on a global scale, it’s never been more important for organizations to choose wisely when turning to outside managed IT support.

While some companies have the means to hire an entire internal team of IT professionals, many other companies are relying on an ad-hoc approach to dealing with their technology needs.

With only about a week to go before the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) is set to go into effect on December 16, if you’re among the businesses that haven’t started preparing for CMMC certification, you don’t have any more time to delay.

If you’ve reached a point where you’re considering turning to managed IT support to handle your IT issues, or you already have a provider but may be contemplating switching to a new one, we understand that you may have more questions than answers at this point.

How do I resolve painfully slow internet connectivity or network performance issues? How do I migrate to the cloud? How can I recover lost data? How do I safeguard my IT infrastructure from cyber attacks?

Do you know what steps to take if your business is hacked? Have you developed a comprehensive incident response plan should your business get hit by a cybersecurity attack? Why do businesses need an incident response plan? How can an incident response plan improve your business cybersecurity?

Are you considering partnering with an IT service provider to help you meet NIST 800-171, CMMC, or other cybersecurity compliance regulations? Do you lack the internal staff to help you reach your IT objectives and business goals? Are you unhappy with your current IT provider and looking at alternatives?