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Today’s interconnected economy is overflowing with various forms of risk. If a user opens the wrong email attachment, visits the wrong website, clicks a malicious link, or connects the wrong USB flash drive, the entire workplace can be exposed, along with all the data that is connected to the workplace’s network.
A new report titled The Economic Costs of Cyber Risks released by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation revealed that a ransomware attack on one managed service provider could cause as much as $80 billion in economic losses affecting hundreds of small businesses.
Can ransomware be stopped? Well, there’s no sure-fire way to stop ransomware attacks against your business.
Outlook contains many features designed to enhance your productivity, many of which are not readily apparent.
Many consumers today contact companies online, whether through email, live chat, or social media channels. Whether they’re reaching out online or calling a company, today’s consumer is more likely to be reaching a contact center rather than a call center.
We at Velocity IT have deployed 3CX in a wide range of businesses and regularly provide Dallas businesses expert strategic guidance concerning the full range of their business IT needs.
If you and your team are retooling your cyber incident response plan, you’re not alone. A cyber attack or data breach can cripple your operations, cost you clients and revenue, and earn you regulatory penalties or sanctions.
Should your Dallas business run Exchange Online or On-premise Exchange Server? Call the Dallas Exchange server professionals.
It’s an unfortunate but common occurrence for Microsoft Excel to close before you’ve saved your file.