How to protect your business from cyberattacks? – Part II
When focusing on cybersecurity, physical security is often overlooked. It’s important to keep it in mind, after all you do not want a disgruntled employee to impact your efforts, by walking out with equipment or data from the company.
How to protect your business from cyberattacks? – Part I
IT Managers of small to mid-sized companies tend to not prioritize cybersecurity. Saving costs and the underlying assumption that only big companies are targeted by this sort of attacks, help explain this position. In reality, small to medium businesses are being targeted more since they are less likely to be protected.
5 Online Apps that make your life easier at the office!
In any office, being productive is essential to successfully achieve your goals. Time is invaluable, many of us learned this during our first job or internship. There are many tools available online that not only make you more productive but also save costs.
Today we share a few tips on how to boost productivity in the office.
5 Cloud Computing Trends in 2017
In 2016 businesses, all over the world continued to invest in cloud computing, a trend that will continue in 2017 and probably in the years to come. In this post we give some hints about what you can expect from cloud service providers in 2017. If you are still skeptical about using the cloud, read on, it might change your mind.
The curious case of Owncloud
Owncloud was founded by Frank Karlitschek in 2010, the vision behind the product was to give users complete control over the cloud. After a successful launch in 2012, ownCloud Inc. was created in the US, raising more than $10 million in venture capital. However, in April 2016, everything fell apart .
Chrome and Firefox penalize unsafe websites in 2017
Back in 2014 Google announced that HTTPS is go be used by every website. Behind this decision was their desire to create a more secure internet environment for everyone. Around the same time Mozilla began to phase out outdated SSL certificates. Both companies announced that new rules were going to be implemented in 2017.