Secure Cloud Computing:
Trust but Verify | | | November 15, 2017, by Cloud Services New York City | | Move to the cloud or not? For many small to mid-size businesses, the choice seems clear. With promises of enhanced business continuity, reduced costs, and increased availability, the cloud can solve several business problems. However, the obvious potential benefits come with less obvious perils. When you decide on cloud computing trust but verify to minimize the risk. Yes, cloud computing can provide flexibility and fuel innovation. Yes, cloud computing can keep your business afloat and your data intact during a natural disaster. Read more → | | eMazzanti Presents | | Office Ninja- Work Anywhere | 3 Security Advantages of
Managed IT Services | | | Managed IT services, or outsourced remote network management, can help your business in many ways. It’s a cost effective way of having your IT infrastructure monitored and maintained by experts instead of hiring an IT director. Or, it can free up your IT director and IT staff to work on more important projects than daily maintenance. But other than productivity and peace of mind, what are the security benefits of managed IT services? Read more → | | | Tech News | | | Perfect Tech Gifts for Telecommuting Professionals | | November 30, 2017, by Cloud Services New York City | | No longer confined to the office, nearly half of American workers spend time working remotely. Since the holidays have arrived and the city glitters with festive lights, it’s time to find that perfect gift for the telecommuter on your list. Whether your favorite professional clocks in from home or travels the globe, these ten tech gifts are certain to spread holiday smiles. Read more → | | Defending against ransomware using
system design | used with permission from Microsoft Secure
by Michael Melone, Principal Cybersecurity Consultant, Enterprise Cybersecurity Group | | Earlier this year, the world experienced a new and highly-destructive type of ransomware. The novel aspects of WannaCry and Petya were not skills as ransomware, but the combination of commonplace ransomware tactics paired with worm capability to improve propagation. Read more → | | |
