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<p>Cyberattacks have become more common and frequent in today&#8217;s times. Therefore, it has become necessary for businesses to have stringent cybersecurity policies to thwart such malicious attacks and protect their confidential data from falling into the wrong hands.</p> <p>When it comes to cyberattacks, businesses, especially SMEs, usually have the &#8220;It will not happen to me&#8221; </p>

<p>The COVID-19 Pandemic has exposed information infrastructure and security vulnerabilities in organizational defenses and has changed the threat landscape permanently. Organizations must create a post-pandemic cybersecurity strategy to survive and thrive in a new world.</p> <p>COVID-19&#8217;s effect has been felt in many sections of the economy. Cybersecurity is one such sector that has witnessed massive </p>

<p>Those days are long gone when just having a strong password was sufficient for an organization&#8217;s or individual&#8217;s security needs. Today, malicious actors can crack a password in seconds using sophisticated algorithms. Dual authentication can ensure better security for your business by providing a second layer of defense. </p> <p>Ever since the advent of the internet, </p>

<p>With ransomware attacks steadily rising, merely following Industry best practices may not be the only solution to counter ransomware attacks, instead organizations must understand the modus operandi of such attacks, intent, and countermeasure to effectively dealing with ransomware attacks.</p> <p>Regardless of a business’s size or location, almost every industry is under malicious actors’ prying eyes. </p>

<p style="text-align: center;">Every business organization must have an effective and robust cybersecurity strategy to prevent malicious actors (or hackers) from trying to barge into your organization&#8217;s network periphery. Your best move is to integrate cybersecurity into your business culture  – &#8216;build security in.&#8217; Having a proactive approach towards cybersecurity is the need of the </p>

<p>After weeks of remote work, businesses are gradually opening up across the United States. While the guidelines for what this looks like are largely dependent on your geographic location, the general trend is toward at least a percentage of workers heading back to the office.</p> <p>What does this mean for you? Whether you’re still considering </p>

<p>With several weeks of remote work behind us, many companies are beginning to strike a rhythm that may feel like business as usual. It’s important to keep in mind, though, that staying productive, secure, and protected against outages with your entire workforce at home requires a different approach than it did in the past. </p>

<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>As a small business ourselves, SinglePoint Global is committed to helping our clients consistently grow. We were honored to be ranked number 88 on Inc. magazine’s inaugural Inc. 5000 Series: D.C. Metro list. This regional list represents a unique look at the most successful independent small businesses in the D.C. Metro area.</p> <p>While we’re pleased </p>

<p>Businesses across the globe have sent their employees home to conduct business because of social distancing necessitated by COVID-19. While some companies already had work from home policies, procedures, and solutions in place, there are a good number of businesses that have been caught unprepared to manage this drastic change to the business environment. </p> <p>Your </p>