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Businesses are quickly adapting corporate IT networks to allow more office-based staff to work remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly, the world needs to send everyone home – and business continuity and personal income depend on more ...
The COVID-19 pandemic is a good reminder to review business continuity and disaster recovery plans, which can help you and your company weather this and other challenges. In this post, we share advice on how to prepare your business for the ...
How resilient is your IT infrastructure? To reduce the chances of IT disruption, organizations are moving their IT infrastructures off premises to third-party data centers and cloud services providers. By moving their primary or backup systems ...
While almost every business has at least some workloads in the cloud, many are still maintaining an on-site data center to support their legacy applications. Legacy on-site data centers are struggling to keep up with growing businesses. Many ...
This post was last updated on March 30, 2020.
Building an effective cybersecurity strategy is a challenge for even the most skilled IT professionals. For the typical IT department in a mid-sized company, it may seem almost impossible. That’s especially true for IT departments that are ...
Disaster recovery in the cloud delivers advantages for many organizations compared to physical disaster recovery and backup technologies in a data center. In general, cloud-based DR delivers more reliable, faster and more cost-effective ...
Ransomware is among the biggest cybersecurity threats that businesses face today. While it began as a consumer threat, ransomware now targets businesses both large and small. In 2019, ransomware attacks on businesses rose by 365%. Every 14 ...
While many organizations migrate to the cloud as a way to more effectively allocate their IT budget and resources, the cost of a cloud migration can be hard to predict. In this post, I’ll offer cloud migration best practices and a solution to ...
We talk a lot about protecting your IT systems and all the many unguarded ports of entry hackers can exploit. Sure, some hackers just want to cripple your systems (e.g., with ransomware or DDoS attacks), but most are after one thing: your data. ...
Every day, we create another 2.5 exabytes of data. By 2025, it's predicted that total global data will reach 155 zetabytes, or 155 billion terabytes, and a third of it will require real-time processing. That will require substantial network ...
These days, nearly every organization has some workloads in the cloud. According to Forbes, 83% of enterprise workloads will live in the cloud in 2020. However, for many, their cloud experience is limited to SaaS applications and environments ...
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