Computers, Science and Technology
For those involved in the operation of a small- or medium-sized business (SMB), it can be tempting to avoid or delay documentation of your company’s IT security policies. However, brushing off the responsibility of creating a written information security policy can be...
Computers, Science and Technology
Businesses of all shapes and sizes are relying more on the digital world than ever before, and as a result, cyber criminals are finding more and more targets. To protect themselves, businesses must utilize cyber security measures, but before that’s possible, they must...
Computers, Science and Technology
Most businesses today rely on the Internet in some fashion—for storing or retrieving data; for processing transactions; or for communicating with employees, vendors, and customers. Regardless of the purpose, businesses need their data and communications to be secure,...
Computers, Science and Technology
Cyber security has come a long way to deal with the continually changing digital sphere, but businesses that fall behind the curve can face some serious financial consequences. With just one mistake from one employee, an entire business can compromise important...
Computers, Science and Technology
Compromised login credentials—email addresses, usernames, and passwords—are a common root cause of cyber hacks and security breaches. IT professionals have been harping on this topic for years, yet the numbers show that password protection is still a very serious...
Computers, Science and Technology
Thin client computing has a long history compared to some of its technological counterparts, with the first use of the term thin client dating back to the early 1990s. The concept, as well as the hardware and software that accompany it, has undergone many adjustments...
