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<p>Technology and digital trends are ubiquitous in today’s industrial landscape, as they have allowed businesses to operate at a more efficient, more profitable rate. Many businesses outsource entire departments to managed IT services providers (MSPs) so they can enjoy hassle-free IT management and huge cost savings. However, some MSPs do not live up to </p>

The success of your business depends on its ability to communicate efficiently — both internally and with customers — using different platforms.

Most small business owners have begun to integrate cybersecurity solutions into their organizations, and hackers are reacting accordingly.

<p>Firewalls first came about in the late 80s as the digital analogue to a fireproof barrier used in building construction. Ever since then, they’ve served as central components in any cybersecurity infrastructure. By monitoring all incoming network traffic in real time, they’re designed to keep your network safe from malicious connections such as unauthorized </p>

With the cyberthreat landscape constantly evolving and presenting new challenges to organizations of all scopes and sizes, it’s never been more important to implement multiple layers of security.

Businesses of all scopes and sizes face a constant bombardment of cyberthreats in the form of malicious software, social engineering scams, and more.

Businesses face constant pressure to innovate, and with that comes the responsibility to select, maintain, and support technology that aligns with your operational goals.

Now that businesses of all sizes across almost every industry are migrating to the cloud, new challenges becoming major concerns, like bandwidth limitations and vague service level agreements (SLAs).

<p>Small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are popular targets for hackers seeking big rewards for what they often assume will require little effort. SMBs still routinely deal with high-value information, such as personal or payment data, but don’t have the enterprise-grade security measures that big businesses usually have. In fact, small businesses are often regarded </p>