Atlanta, Georgia – Integris, a provider of IT support, strategy and services for small and medium-sized businesses and nonprofits, today announcedit has debuted a new security and compliance offering dubbed Integris Security 2.0. The service addresses security as a...
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Microsoft Experiences Office 365 Email Outage: What Does it Mean for Small Business in the Cloud?
On Wednesday, July 15th, Microsoft acknowledged it was experiencing an outage for its Office 365 email service for customers in North America. Ironically this included many attendees of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in going on at that time in Orlando,...
The X Games And ROT Rally: Two Reasons Austin Businesses Should Consider Cloud Computing
Between the X Games, ROT Bikers Rally and fear of another flood, Austin businesses faced their fair share of distractions this June. Distractions which could be minimized by cloud computing. Austinites are no strangers to the issues created by large-scale events....
Backup Basics for Businesses
There are two different areas to account for when researching backups: Backups for servers and backups for individual computers. Server Backups Servers are considered mission critical, meaning if your server is down, business processes completely stop. That’s why it’s...
Winter Storm Thor Hammers Down: Is Your Business Still Operational?
Winter’s terrible grip still keeps businesses across the country shut down and struggling to make ends meet. It seems like winter just won’t end this year! We’ve seen storm after storm hammer down over the last month, and the most recent, Winter Storm Thor, has one of the worst yet. With such a mighty name,…
Winter Storm Quantum: Did Your Business Suffer? And Will You Be Ready When Winter Storm Remus Lands?
Historic piles of snow and ice have been shutting down unprepared businesses across the country! Winter is bearing down hard this year. Quantum was the latest in a series of terrible winter storms to create states of emergency all over North America, particularly in regions that don’t normally experience bad winters. Over 5 inches of…
10 Cyber Security Tips for Businesses
Right now, your business is at risk from identity theft, data loss, hacking, and other security threats. Too many business owners think cybercrime will never happen to them, but taking I.T. security for granted is the surest way to watch your business go under. You never know what the future holds, but if you don’t think…
600,000 Computers Infected in 6 Months – CryptoWall is on the Rise & YOUR Business Might Be Next!
CryptoWall, a dangerous form of ransomware that’s similar to CryptoLocker, infiltrates users’ computers and encrypts their files, then demands a ransom fee for the decryption key. So how does the ransomware infect computers? Well, there’s a few ways: Spam emails with malicious links/attachments. Drive-by download attacks from infected websites. Various other forms of malicious activity….
What Can You Do if Your Laptop is Lost or Stolen? Is Your Business Secure?
Are you prepared to recover from every-day disasters that could leave your business vulnerable? September is FEMA’s Disaster Preparedness Month, and many businesses across the country are taking a hard look at their information technology. They’re setting up backup processes and making plans for recovery in case a flood or fire damages the equipment in…
Will Jennifer Lawrence Teach Business Professionals An Important Data Security Lesson?
Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities’ personal affairs were made public recently after a brute force attack by hackers on the Apple iCloud. The hackers stole and leaked private nude photographs after compromising the security of the celebrities’ Apple iCloud accounts. Thankfully, Apple has since repaired the vulnerability in their cloud storage service, so we can…