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Did you know that just like milk or medication, your office’s software and hardware have their own “use by” dates? The rapid evolution of technology means that yesterday’s cutting-edge tools can suddenly become today’s relics. And while sticking to outdated technology feels easier and might seem harmless, it can pose significant risks to your business’s security and regulatory compliance. Using

Keeping Your Remote Workers SafeThe shift to remote work has transformed the business landscape. Early adopters like Buffer and Help Scout paved the way by transitioning to remote frameworks, investing time in employee training, designing remote work policies, and fortifying their digital defenses against cyber threats. But as we’re all aware, many businesses were thrust into a hasty digital transformation

In today’s business landscape, digitalization is inevitable. While technology can provide your business with a competitive edge in ever-evolving markets, it also presents challenges that warrant vigilant attention. This is why interest in cybersecurity continues to rise (and why the pitfalls of not paying attention to it grow deeper). Password protection is an important foundational step in bolstering your cybersecurity

Having a dedicated IT support team is crucial for any business that relies on computer technology to function. IT professionals are responsible for providing technical support, implementing security protocols, maintaining and updating the technical infrastructure, ensuring scalability, strategic planning, and ensuing smooth business operations. So what does all of that mean, exactly? Technical support: A dedicated IT support team troubleshoots

No one in the business world can afford to ignore cybersecurity when you look into managed IT services. Perhaps everyone knows that but some business owners expose their operations to unnecessary risks by taking an informal approach. This is understandable for a sole proprietor who installs his or her own software patches and runs anti-virus software. However, if you are

Passwords are a major area of vulnerability for any company, especially for companies that handle sensitive financial information. Set up strong passwords for key devices or applications, secure your business network, and consider using a cloud-based password vault to help handle passwords, IDs, and password changes. These are some of the password management best practices that should be implemented in CPA firms and