Do you look at your inbox and want to cry? If so, you’re not alone. According to widely cited Radicati Group research, the average person gets 120 business emails every day. If you don’t manage your emails, you could end up in another statistical majority.

As major hacking incidents hit the headlines yet again, insurance policies to protect businesses against damage and legal action have become a very lucrative business indeed. Your company may already have cyber insurance, and that’s a good thing.

Back in 2014, Code Spaces were suddenly no more. The company offered tools for source code management, but they didn’t have solid control over sensitive information — including their backups. One cyberattack later, and Code Spaces was out of business.

Spring is upon us… Time for a stroll in the park...picnic…football...fishing...a few rounds of golf…
Yet how could you possibly relax if some random bit of malware, software glitch or cyber-attack catches you off guard just as you’re walking out of the door? A well-designed secure computer network gives you the confidence that “all systems are go,” whether you’re having fun in the sun, or just getting things done with your team.

It’s only natural that when you hear of a disaster you think it couldn’t happen to you...

That’s why, even though we’re told constantly that we should diligently maintain a working backup and recovery system because all our company’s data could be lost in an instant, we tend to brush off the advice.