With the proliferation of technology comes a steady increase in cyber incidents. With the global average cost of a data incident this year approaching $4.5 million, keeping data safe is critical to the success of every business.

Anyone who keeps track of the news knows that cybersecurity is a hot topic. Whether it’s the latest breach, cyber liability insurance, new tools that hackers are using, or something else, cybersecurity is always top of mind.

When it comes to technology, it is often “out of sight, out of mind.” In other words, as long as things are operating smoothly, many people don’t give their organization's IT infrastructure much thought.

While business leaders worldwide understand the importance of protecting their networks and data, many don’t have a full understanding of the concrete steps they can take. If you are one of them, you are reading the right article.

As a business leader, you understand the important role a firewall plays in protecting business and customer information. That’s why you have a firewall, right?

Most business leaders would agree that their IT infrastructure is the backbone of their organization. Without technology, most businesses would be paralyzed.

With ransomware attacks a frequent topic of news reports, most people understand that money is often a motivating factor. But, while that is a powerful motivator, it isn’t the only reason hackers take action.

Virtual private networks (VPNs) have been around since 1996, but if you are like most business leaders, you may not fully understand what they do, how they work, and whether your business needs one.