For people living in the southern United States, hurricane preparedness is very familiar. We know when hurricane season starts, and we plan to protect our homes and families should a storm make landfall. But hurricane preparedness doesn’t just apply to our homes; it also applies to our businesses.
Continue readingIn-Telecom Ranked #277 in The 2023 Channel Futures MSP 501
In-Telecom has been recognized as a part of the 2023 Channel Futures MSP 501, the tech industry’s most prestigious list of the top managed service providers in the world. This is the first time In-Telecom has been nominated for inclusion, and we’re thrilled to have been ranked among some of the top MSPs worldwide.
Continue readingSmall Business Cybersecurity: Why SMBs Are Easy Targets for Hackers
Cybersecurity has become a critical concern for businesses across the globe. Organizations of all sizes, from multinational corporations to local startups, are vulnerable to cyber threats. However, small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often find themselves at the center of hackers’ crosshairs.
Continue readingHow to Protect Your Personal Information After a Cyberattack
A cyberattack can lead to your personal information, account names, and passwords being exposed to third parties. These people can use this leaked information to open new accounts in your name, access your accounts, or even claim your benefits.
When an attack happens, it’s important to act quickly to prevent your information from falling into the wrong hands and being used for fraud. To protect yourself, follow these simple steps to safeguard your personal information and prevent bad actors from causing mayhem.
Continue readingMFA vs 2FA: – Which is Better for Your Business?
These days, it’s essential to ensure the security of sensitive information on the internet. One way to do this is through authentication, the process of verifying the identity of a user. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) are two commonly used methods of authentication that add an extra layer of security to the authentication process.Â
Continue readingWhat is Iaas? Understanding Infrastructure as a Service
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a cloud computing service that provides businesses and organizations with virtualized computing resources over the Internet. This includes virtual machines, storage, networking, and more specialized services like load balancing and firewalls. With IaaS, organizations can rent these resources on-demand, paying only for what they use rather than having to invest in and maintain their physical infrastructure.
Continue readingSafeguards Compliance Penalties: The Consequences of Non-Compliance for Dealerships
The FTC Safeguards Rule is a federal regulation to protect consumer’s personal information from data breaches and cyber-attacks. The rule applies to various businesses, including dealerships, that collect, maintain, or store personal information about their customers.
Continue reading15 Ways to Protect Your Business from a Cyber Attack [Infographic]
Cyber attacks seem like they only impact large companies until it happens to your small business. You might even think, “Why should we invest in cybersecurity? There’s no way it would be profitable to attack us!”
Continue readingIn-Telecom Named One of CRN’s Top 500 Managed Service Providers
We are thrilled to announce that In-Telecom has been named one of CRN’s top 500 Managed Service Providers (MSPs) for 2023. This prestigious list recognizes the best North American providers of managed services and consulting and integration services for the IT channel.
Continue readingWindows Server 2012 End of Support: What You Need to Know
Windows Server 2012 was a popular server operating system released by Microsoft in 2012. However, on October 10, 2023, it will officially reach its end of life, meaning that Microsoft will no longer provide technical support, bug fixes, security updates, and other related services for the product. This can have significant implications for organizations still running Windows Server 2012, as they may become vulnerable to security threats and unable to resolve technical issues.
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