Cloud computing can either be your greatest advantage or greatest burden. From deploying apps and scaling infrastructure, to receiving an unexpected cloud invoice that puts a financial strain on your budget - cloud computing has many uses that could either help or harm you.

Does this sound familiar? Unfortunately, this is an all too familiar problem for businesses. According to research conducted by Nextwork, cloud spending worldwide will increase by 21.5% by 2025 over 2024.

Cloud services offer small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) a powerful mix of enterprise-grade tools, flexibility, and scalability that is invaluable to success in today's environment. Without effective management howev...

Finding the appropriate cloud solution can be like selecting an expensive pair of shoes: there are so many choices, all promising to be the best. But any miscalculation could result in lost money, compromised data or productivity setbacks; especially so for small business owners - who often face greater stakes when making decisions related to cloud solutions.

This comprehensive guide will assist in selecting a cloud solution tailored specifically to the unique requirements of your business, whether it is new or experienced professionals.

Why Should Small Businesses Contemplate Cloud Storage?

Digital transformation has had a dramatic impact on business operations. Now more than ever before, cl...

How much would fraud cost your business?

Fraud can often be associated with large companies. It usually involves thousands of employees and teams dedicated to security.

Fraud is an ever-increasing threat for companies of all sizes; small and midsized businesses being particularly at risk.

Why?

A lot of companies don't provide equal resources, protection measures or formal training to their workers as large corporations do.

Identity fraud refers to someone impersonating someone they trust (like your staff member, supplier or customer) with the intention of stealing money, accessing sensitive data or breaching systems.

As soon as a user submits login credentials for use by cybercriminals to gain e...

Over the last several years, small businesses have faced an alarming paradox: while cyberattacks are increasing in frequency and severity, they're spending less money on cybersecurity measures.

This paradox poses a considerable risk to businesses as they become more susceptible to cyberthreats. Explore its causes and potential repercussions.

Security investments tend to be costly. Small businesses on tight budgets may find these costs overwhelming and opt to prioritize other aspects of their business over cybersecurity such as customer acquisition or growth.

At the core of this mindset lies an assumption that cyberattacks won't affect them or that their costs associated with an attack are less ...