So, you’re already familiar with the best ways to protect your business from ransomware, the vicious form of malware that encrypts all your files and demands a ransom to regain control of them. But what exactly happens if your machine does get infected? And what should you do in response?
So, which is better for business: the iPad Pro or the Surface Pro 4?
If you’re anything like us, you’ve had tons of legal pads full of critical meeting notes. There must be an alternative to the clutter, right?
New versions of programs are often presented as must-have software upgrades, regardless of how major or minor the changes actually are. Office 2016, for example, has cloud functionality features, but may or may not be worth an overhaul within your organization.
Social networking platforms can be great for leisure and marketing, but what about for internal workplace communications?
In the past few years, businesses across the country have lost hundreds of millions of dollars to spoofed emails. What’s more, these fraudulent wire transfer requests are on the rise, accounting for a significant percentage of all cyber attacks. Heinan joins Chief Executive to explain how you can protect your organization