Full security and protection for one’s personal information or a company’s corporate data should not be something that is up for discussion. It is not an item on someone’s list that gets to be voted on by a group of government officials as to whether or not it’s important enough for federal protection. Keeping private things out…
DetailsAs long as the Internet has been around, there have been certain individuals who want to stick their noses and viruses in places where they do not belong. With time, government and private agencies have been able to identify and prevent malicious attacks ranging in size and severity. Unfortunately, this also means that cybercrimals are…
DetailsCall it irony, call it Murphy’s Law, call it karmic interference, but it seems that technology is bound to fail just when it’s needed most. Whether it’s a quarterly report, an important PowerPoint presentation, a term paper or last-minute tax preparation, it feels as though our computers and other important devices malfunction in our hour…
DetailsPeople like technology because there is a rhyme and reason to it for the specially trained eye. When something breaks or malfunctions, experts can work their magic and skills and diagnose and fix the issue at hand. However, there are times when even the most tech-savvy person can’t recover or salvage a gadget or piece…
DetailsWhen it comes to protecting and securing data to prevent threats from hackers and disasters, the most important item on the list is getting everything back to normal as quickly as possible. For some, this might mea wiping the system clean from malware and other threats while others might just need to upload the information to a…
DetailsMalware and viruses have been around since computers first became household staples. They’ve been depicted in cartoons and movies for just as long, to the point that it seems very obvious where issues can arise. Many people have been trained to spot weird advertisements and strange looking links, knowing better than to click on them or…
DetailsThese days, data and identity theft is not at all uncommon. It seems as though there’s at least one high-public case every day about a cybercriminal breaking into some large enterprise’s systems and putting customer information at risk. And it’s even more typical for a credit card or other personal information to fall into the…
DetailsWhen it comes to technology, it’s inevitable that something is going to go wrong. Whether a computer user accidentally downloads malware that wipes the hard drive clean or someone loses their tablet with important information on it, there’s always a chance for data to go missing. Even though tech experts tell anyone with critical data on any sort…
DetailsDevotion to continued data protection should be any business’s top priority in 2015, especially smaller organizations. Never before have industries seen such dire straits when it comes to preserving the information and operations that allow it to function with strength and intelligence. The truth is, if a company plans to participate in the digital marketplace, the proliferation…
DetailsChannelnomics reported that winter storm Juno hit the northeastern region of the country hard over the winter season, forcing many data centers to put their disaster recovery plans to the test. The harsh weather phenomenon likely lead facilities with data centers in New England to take a harder look at their disaster recovery plans and reconsider…
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