Implementing a consistent and comprehensive patching schedule is not just recommendedâit’s critical to keeping your organizationâs software and devices secure. And you don’t have to go it alone – lean on us for monthly patches to keep your devices secure and up to date
When running a global business, managing international customers can be challenging. For example, clients in other time zones may contact your company overnight, but your team is not able to respond until the morning, when the client is already asleep. Hiring a 24/7 internal team can be expensive, so consider implementing a global service desk
Your teams rely on fast data access and modeling applications that demand seamless performance. Downtime and data loss are simply unacceptable. Here are some of the most suitable server options for private equity firms: On-premises servers: On-premises servers offer a customizable solution for firms requiring maximum control over their data and security.
Adding extended detection and response (XDR) technology to your organization’s security stack helps filter out cyberattacks, even when attackers use sophisticated means to evade detection. According to a 2023 Statista report, the average data breach cost for businesses globally in 2023 alone was $4.45 million.
Cybersecurity noncompliance results from neglecting the guidelines established by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), making your sensitive data vulnerable to hackers. Data breaches also affect your customer’s trust in your company and compromise their information. Given the inherent risks of a cyberattack, the SEC introduced new rules requiring public companies to be
Although hedge funds, family offices, and other asset managers must also prioritize cybersecurity, private equity firms face a particularly complex challenge. Due to the vast amount of personal and financial data they handle, these firms are a prime target for bad actors. That’s why private equity firms must improve their cybersecurity practices and foster a
Any device that connects to a computer network is an endpoint. Laptops, desktop computers, smartphones, and tablets are all examples of these devices. Securing endpoints in a business setting can be challenging, as IT teams have less access to these devices than internal networking infrastructure.
When it comes to switching MSPs, we understand it can seem like a big lift. No one wants to switch MSPsâitâs a hassle and you donât have time for service disruptions. But it doesnât have to be that way.
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