A reactive approach to cybersecurity means you might not have the protections in place when an attack occurs, and you’re likely to suffer greater repercussions from an intrusion. Here, we look at how you can take a proactive approach to cybersecurity to keep your organization protected and secure.

As we head into the new year, now is the time to resolve to implement or update a robust and effective backup strategy to protect your operations and your people.

We share four key ways that disaster recovery can benefit your business, including: reduced downtime, enhanced cybersecurity, reputational protection, and safeguards against legal action.

The best safeguard for your data is a robust and secure backup strategy. Cloud backups, especially, will provide your business with a safe, seamless, and scalable way to protect your data (no matter how much you generate).

Now is the time to take stock of your backup and disaster recovery plans: Are you committing some of these all-too-familiar mistakes?

Here, we look at five key cybersecurity services to consider, to ensure that your organization is protected against all that may come in the new year.

Not only can a ransomware attack on your business cost you significant time and money, it can also damage your reputation or, in some cases, shutter your operations altogether. To help you stay secure, we share a few simple “do’s” and “don’ts” to prevent and recover from a devastating ransomware attack this year and beyond.

Business continuity and disaster recovery each serve a specific, critical, and interconnected function in mitigating risk and data loss for your organization. In this post, we dive a bit deeper to show you why you need both.

When is the right time to assess the way you backup your company’s data and information? The answer is now. Cyber attacks on businesses continue to increase in frequency and sophistication; the global work-from-home transformation that resulted from the pandemic has only raised this threat further.

Many companies like yours rely on Microsoft 365 to stay connected and productive - but how secure is your data?