What is Cloud Computing used for?
The Top 5 Benefits of Hybrid Cloud Backup
Have you switched your company’s backup solution to hybrid cloud backup yet? Find out 5 reasons why you should consider jumping onto the hybrid cloud backup bandwagon.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Business operations, Data, Data Backup, Google Chrome, computers, Google, Office 365, Small Business, software, folders, Microsoft, onedrive, Data Storage, office, filing system, File Sharing, Cyber Security
Is the Cloud safe? How Cloud Service Providers Can Prove Their Data Security Claims
Cloud service providers often promise that they will take good care of their customers’ personal data. Here is how you can make sure they will deliver on that promise.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Small Business, onedrive, Data Storage, filing system, File Sharing, Cyber Security
How do i use One Drive? How to Share Files and Folders in OneDrive
Many businesses use Microsoft’s free OneDrive accounts to store their data, but businesses can also use those accounts for file sharing. Learn about the two ways to share files and folders, including when to use each method.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Data, business, email, Microsoft, onedrive, Data Storage, File Sharing
What You Need to Know about the Changes to OneDrive Storage Limits
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Ben Spector on 02-May-2018 13:41:47
Microsoft has made many changes to the storage limits for OneDrive and OneDrive for Business users. Here is what you need to know if you have files stored in one of these cloud storage services.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Data Backup, Office 365, folders, Microsoft, onedrive, Data Storage, office, filing system, File Sharing
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What is Cloud for Business?
The Private Cloud: What It Is and Whether It Is Right for Your Business
Most people are familiar with public clouds, but the same cannot be said for private clouds. Learn what makes a cloud private and the pros and cons of using one.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Data, computers, folders, Data Storage, filing system, File Sharing
Should I put files in the Cloud?
Get Your Documents out of the File Cabinet and into the Cloud!
With cloud storage, your business’s files will always be backed up and easily accessible regardless of where you are. Find out what you should consider when making the transition to storing documents in the cloud.
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Topics: wi-fi, Cloud Computing, virtual desktops, Data, email, G Suite, software, folders, filing system, File Sharing
How to Protect Your Business from Credential Stuffing Attacks
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Ben Spector on 19-Apr-2018 14:21:00
Around 5 billion stolen credentials are available on the dark web, and cybercriminals like to use them in credential stuffing attacks. Learn how credential stuffing attacks work and what you can do to protect your company from them.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, Data Breach, Disaster Recovery, firewall, solutions, Business operations, Data, Data Backup, helpdesk, IT Support, phishing, policy, ransomware, service, theft, anti virus, business, computers, cyber, cyber threats, cyberattack, cybercrime, fraud, london, MSP, Passwords, protection, Small Business, technology, File Sharing, Cyber Security
Fileless attacks are on the rise. However, many people are unfamiliar with them. Learn what they are and how to protect your business from them.
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Topics: Cloud Computing, firewall, network, solutions, Business operations, cyber crime, Data, helpdesk, IT, IT Support, News, phishing, ransomware, theft, anti virus, business, computers, cyber threat, cyberattack, email, Office 365, Passwords, protection, Small Business, websites, Windows, File Sharing, Cyber Security
Being prepared for a data breach can save your business a great deal of money if one occurs. Discover what the top three preparations are and the extent to which they can reduce data breach costs.
Data breaches are occurring at record pace in 2017 in the United States and other parts of the world. Taking preventive measures, such as locking down your network, using security software, and creating strong passwords, can make it much harder for cybercriminals to infiltrate your business. However, despite your best efforts to prevent a data breach, your company might still experience one. This is partly due to the fact that data breaches are not always the result of cyberattacks. They are also caused by human error, system glitches, and malicious insiders.
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Topics: Data Breach, Disaster Recovery, firewall, solutions, Business operations, Data Backup, helpdesk, IT, IT Support, theft, business, cyberattack, fraud, Small Business, Windows, budgeting, costs, File Sharing, Cyber Security