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21 Sep How safe is your data when your staff works from home?

Posted at 13:56h in Business Continuity, BYOD, Cloud, Compliance Regulations, Cybersecurity, Ransomware, Security, WFH

The Coronavirus crisis has changed the world as we know it. With social distancing, lockdowns and work from home becoming the new normal, cyber criminals are exploiting the situation to their gains. This whitepaper discusses how the cyber crime landscape is likely to shape up...

14 Sep 4 things to do to ensure your business continuity planning is a success

Posted at 13:34h in Business Continuity, SMB Small and Medium Business Technology

Working on creating a contingency plan for your business? That’s great! Here are 4 things you need to consider when preparing your new business continuity plan.Audit of your business continuity planHaving a business continuity plan alone is not enough. You need to audit it at...

08 Sep What are the essentials of a business continuity plan?

Posted at 13:39h in Business Continuity

An unexpected emergency can wipe out your business! A business continuity plan can help it survive. But, what should a good business continuity plan cover? Read this blog to find out. A list of your key contacts One of the most important elements in your business continuity...

31 Aug 3 Reasons to prepare a business continuity plan

Posted at 13:38h in Business Continuity

A business continuity plan is a blueprint you need during an emergency to keep your business running smoothly. If you don’t already have one, here are 3 key reasons why you should focus on creating one ASAP.It helps retain clientsAs a business, if you have...

24 Aug Business continuity planning: A must-have, not a luxury

Posted at 13:13h in Business Continuity

Business continuity planning is not an alien concept anymore. In recent times we have witnessed a lot of events that only serve to further intensify the need for business continuity planning. Examples include natural calamities like hurricanes, floods, wildfires, events like terror attacks or even...

09 Sep BYOD=Bring your own disaster?

Posted at 14:48h in Business Continuity, BYOD, Cloud, SMB Small and Medium Business Technology

Workplaces today have changed. They extend beyond the working hours, beyond the cubicles. Whether you are commuting to work or even vacationing, chances are you or your employees take a break from the break to reply to those important emails that require ‘immediate action’. Plus,...

29 Aug Hurricane Tips to Prepare Your Business

Posted at 15:44h in Business Continuity

Hurricane season is upon us and Dorian is now tracking towards the U.S. mainland. Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared state of emergency for Florida. We ourselves have been through quite a few Hurricane's after living in FL during Hugo in 89' as well as Andrew...

05 Aug The biggest threat to your IT infrastructure: Your own employees

Posted at 15:19h in Business Continuity, BYOD, SMB Small and Medium Business Technology

Did you know that your employees often unwittingly ‘help’ cybercriminals gain access to your system? Often, employees play a part in compromising the security of your IT infrastructure, even without them realizing it. For example-When your employees use their own devices for work purposes such...

22 Apr Smaller firms less likely to keep up to date on the basics that protect them

Posted at 16:53h in Business Continuity, Cloud, SMB Small and Medium Business Technology

On the never ending problem of cyber security, small firms often do not have any/much in-house IT support. As a consequence, they may be less likely to be able to make sure their software is consistently updated to reflect any patches released by the product’s...

01 Apr Limited investment capital and planning for trouble

Posted at 16:21h in Business Continuity, SMB Small and Medium Business Technology

Small businesses often fail to take the time to make business continuity plans. One aspect of a business continuity plan involves developing plans to handle the loss of physical infrastructure and hardware. Unfortunately, smaller and younger firms often fail to address these issues because they...