Some organizations require that any software installed on a network device or any hardware connected to the network be approved through their IT department. When users install software, apps, or hardware without informing IT, it’s known as shadow IT. Shadow IT can range from a workplace culture that promotes decentralized decision-making to individual users going “rogue” and installing technology without any approval. Let’s go over the benefits and pitfalls. The word “shadow” may have a negative connotation, but shadow IT isn’t all bad. When technology tools are chosen by the… Read more Shadow IT →
Cybersecurity incidents can cause major harm to an organization’s operations and reputation. An accidental click by an employee can lead to ransomware or a data breach, which costs the company… Read more Handling Cybersecurity Incidents →
We talk a lot about ransomware on the blog. It’s one of the biggest threats to an organization’s productivity, data, and reputation. Today, we are going to talk about NetWalker,… Read more Ransomware As a Service →
The pandemic has sent many of us from our office to our homes to get the job done. Everyone has had to adapt quickly to a new normal and there… Read more Remote Work Challenges →