Cloud is increasingly becoming popular as more companies have noticed the benefits it offers, such as reliability and security. Cloud provides companies flexibility and, when implemented correctly, cloud can increase the efficiency of your business. However, while there are many benefits of the cloud, it also comes with a few risks.

Cyberattacks are not a new phenomenon.  They have become an increasingly large problem for all organizations, and now, businesses are turning to cyber insurance as a means of protection against the aftermath of a cyberattack.

Cybercriminals often use phishing emails and other security breaches to break into a business’s network but some companies overlook one area in a business when it comes to ransomware attacks: inactive accounts. Cybercriminals leverage inactive or ghost staff accounts to enter a company’s network when businesses do not maintain their databases.

As the COVID-19 pandemic stay-at-home restrictions loosen, people have begun to venture back into offices, schools, and other public places.  The pandemic created many challenges for businesses as they begin to return, such as social distancing within the office, employee health, and cybersecurity.  Cybersecurity is very important to factor into your return because it is very easy for bad actors to take advantage of people who are distracted by these many changes brought about by the pandemic.

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Managed Service Providers (MSP) deliver customers with IT security services and are now finding themselves at the center of attention as cybercriminals are increasingly focusing their attacks on this vital industry.  Though this is a security challenge for MSPs, it also presents an opportunity for them to prioritize internal security protocols to better protect themselves and their clients.  

Are you interested in moving your IT to the cloud but not sure how to make the migration process run as smooth as possible?  Well, look no further, Tabush Group is here to help!  The cloud is increasingly becoming popular and it allows companies to focus on what matters - their business - rather than their IT infrastructure.  Proper management and implementation are necessary to achieve your cloud goals. 

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt global health, social systems, and the economy, while also contributing to another unseen threat: cyberattacks.  Cybercriminals are capitalizing on the fact that more people and businesses are depending on digital tools right now.

COVID-19 is affecting companies all around the globe and nearly all companies have already implemented work from home plans.  As companies start to make this switch, it is important to continue to conduct business as usual, as best as possible.  In order to do this, we recommend that whenever possible, meetings should be conducted via video.  Virtual meetings help you maintain contact, relationships, and human interactions and also helps keep everyone focused during the meeting.