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Sep
11

Project Chaos into Order: Microsoft Planner has revolutionized small businesses.


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Teams in the past relied on sticky notes and email threads to track tasks, but with modern hybrid workplaces and ever-evolving deadlines this approach no longer suffices; to stay on track effectively project management must now take precedence.


McKinsey reports that employees spend 28% of their workweek managing emails and another 20-25% searching for information or people who can assist.


This article introduces Microsoft Planner. A versatile tool, Planner can be used for everything from task management and project planning, to complex enterprise initiatives. Despite being easy-to-use and powerful enough to oversee multiple projects at the same time. With some assistance from an IT partner wit...


Jul
15

Fraud costs businesses millions of dollars



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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...


Apr
13

Companies are taking too long to address vulnerabilities.


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Imagine watching the news, and learning that criminals have targeted houses in your neighborhood.


Are You Willing to Leave the Front Door Unlocked at Night?


My initial reaction may surprise you, yet this is exactly what businesses do when they delay fixing vulnerabilities in their system. Unfortunately, this occurs frequently: over two-thirds (or more) of businesses take more than 24 hours before taking steps to address security concerns.


This statistic is alarming; as longer vulnerabilities remain exposed, the greater their vulnerability becomes for cyber attacks, data breaches, and major disruptions.


What exactly constitutes an exploitability vulnerability?


Cyber criminals can gain access to yo...


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