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In today’s connected world, IT compliance isn’t just a box to check—it’s a critical part of protecting your organization’s data, reputation, and future. Whether you run a trucking company, a parish, a nonprofit, a restaurant, or a retail store, staying compliant with security and privacy standards is essential.
In today’s fast-evolving world, digital transformation is a necessity. At its core, digital transformation is the process of integrating modern digital technologies into every aspect of a business to improve how it operates, delivers value to customers, and responds to changing market demands.
Passwordless authentication is a method of verifying a user’s identity without using traditional passwords. Instead of relying on something you know (a password), it uses something you have (like a device) or something you are (like a fingerprint or facial recognition).
Churches have always been places of refuge, connection, and trust—but in the digital age, even parishes are vulnerable to new, invisible threats. As ministries adopt more technology to support operations and outreach, the need for secure and monitored IT infrastructure has never been greater.
Across the United States, food banks play a critical role in feeding individuals and families facing food insecurity. But behind the scenes, many of these nonprofits are struggling with technology infrastructure that isn’t keeping pace with their growing mission.
We’ve all heard the news—there’s a ceasefire in the Middle East. And while that’s a hopeful sign for stability in the region, it doesn’t mean the end of cyber threats. In fact, ceasefires often lead to a shift in tactics.
You might be thinking, “What does a war in the Middle East have to do with my business here in the U.S.?” The answer: more than you might expect. During global conflicts, cyberattacks are often used as weapons, and your business could already be a target, no matter its size.
Business continuity refers to the proactive process and planning implemented by an organization to ensure that critical operations remain available during and after a disruptive event. The Disaster Recovery or DR plan is often part of a broader Business Continuity Plan (BCP), which includes additional strategies to keep all aspects of the organization running during and after an emergency.
Data Backup and Recovery is the process of creating copies of important data and restoring it when needed to ensure business continuity, protect against data loss, and maintain access to information. Regret is the heaviest burden when a backup is the lightest safeguard.