The IT industry is constantly changing. Because there are so many changes, it can be hard to discern which ones are most important. To help highlight the changes deserving attention, here are five IT trends that small and midsize businesses should know about.
5 Noteworthy IT Trends That Will Affect SMBs in 2019 and Beyond
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How to Protect Your Business from Credential Stuffing Attacks
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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IT policies are important to have because they can help ensure that your company’s IT resources are being used appropriately and productively. Here are eight IT policies often found in companies.
Topics: Data Breach, Disaster Recovery, firewall, Business operations, Data Backup, IT, IT Support, anti virus, business, Communications, email, Google, london, managed, Office 365, Passwords, Small Business, technology, Cyber Security
3 Ways Small Businesses Can Take Advantage of Artificial Intelligence
Innovative offerings are making artificial intelligence (AI) accessible for even the smallest of businesses. Here are three types of AI-based solutions that small companies can use to help grow their businesses.
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Knowing the costs associated with downtime can help you prioritize IT spending within your technology budget. Learn how to calculate both the direct and indirect costs resulting from downtime.
Topics: Wireless Communications, Cloud Computing, Data Breach, Disaster Recovery, Email Solutions, network, servers, telecommunications, Business operations, Data, Data Backup, helpdesk, IT, IT Support, business, Communications, computer, computers, productivity, remote working, Small Business, technology, wireless, budgeting, costs, Cyber Security