The clock is ticking! Microsoft has announced that its End of Life support for Windows 7, including all technical assistance, security updates, software updates, new features and fixes, will end on 14 January 2020.
If you’ve so far resisted upgrading your business PCs from Windows 7 to Windows 10, here are four reasons why now is the time stop procrastinating and take action.
Data loss can lead to putting a business in an unfavourable position. Global market intelligence firm IDC informs us that 40 percent of SMEs don’t back up their data at all! The purpose of this article is to inform businesses of the implications data loss can have to a business to satisfy the need of having backup in place. Data is the backbone of a business that all parties rely on and a loss of data means the business cannot perform well enough to deliver their product and/or services.
Topics: Cloud Computing, Disaster Recovery, Data Loss, back up
Migrating to the cloud is no longer an idea emerging but a concrete option when looking at how to make your business work better. Essentially, cloud migration is when a business moves their data and applications that are located on their premises to the cloud. The core reason cloud migration has gained a lot of traction over the years is due to its ability to adapt to a business’s environment better than on-premises hardware. Read further to better understand the importance and benefits migrating to the cloud brings to your business.
Topics: Cloud Computing, DRaaS
Previously we have covered what digital transformation is and why companies are perusing it. This week we will be exploring how Office 365 helps with Digital Transformation. Over the years, Office 365 has gain tremendous popularity as it is proven to have improved efficiency and flexibility in a business’s workforce and is providing a more streamlined approach to business processes with its ability to integrate with current systems.
Topics: Cloud Computing, Office 365, Microsoft, digital transformation
Almost everyone is aware of email vulnerabilities, but do you act on it? According to FireEye Group, 91% of cyber-attacks started with an email. This is mostly because most people are under the assumption that they have proper up-to-date email security when they may not. Windows and Mac push monthly security updates which cover new advances in cyber-crime, but these updates are focused on making the system unbreachable but are not able to stop human errors via email which is why it is important to also invest in further proper email security.
Topics: Cloud Computing, Email Solutions, cyber attacks, Email Vulnerabilities, Cyber Security