You may have heard of the term endpoint protection, but do you know what it is and why it is so important for your business? Endpoint protection is actually like a multifunction pocketknife, providing several different tools to safeguard your devices against cyber threats.

Social engineering attacks are the most pervasive cyber threats and hardest to defend against because they capitalize on human errors or weaknesses to trick people into unknowingly disclosing sensitive information.

The shrinking talent pool in the cybersecurity industry has had a ripple effect on organizations spanning nearly every industry. Given today’s growing trend toward digitalization, the problem is expected to only worsen in the coming years.

The global pandemic caused a seismic shift in business workforce management. Since then, the trend toward remote and hybrid business models continues to rise.

Cybersecurity is no longer a “them” problem; it’s an “us” problem. Companies can no longer bury their heads in the sand, rationalizing that cyber incidents only affect certain industries or certain types of businesses.

Everyone who does business with the Department of Defense should be fully aware by now that there is a looming deadline of Q1 2025 to meet updated security standards in order to continue doing business with the DoD.

If you manage or own an auto dealership you understand how vital technology is for your business. Not only do you use technology for managing vehicle inventory, creating sales orders or financing and processing loans, but you also use technology to safeguard your own sensitive information and that of your customers.

If you own or manage a car dealership, you rely heavily on technology, from managing vehicle inventory, to creating sales orders and processing loans.