To stay competitive in today’s business environment, many organizational leaders leverage data. Marketing managers, for example, use data to better understand their customers and improve their initiatives. Chief financial officers look at data to analyze the company’s financial strengths and weaknesses and propose corrective actions.

In February 2020, AWS countered the largest distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack in history with traffic coming in at a rate of 2.3 terabits per second (Tbps). That attack broke the previous world records of 1.7 Tbps DDoS attack directed toward a US-based service provider in March 2018 and the 1.35 Tbps attack targeting GitHub in February 2018. These figures show that DDoS attacks are growing in size and complexity, threatening businesses around the world.

With COVID-19 vaccines still being rolled out in the United States, physical group gatherings will still likely not be advisable by summertime. But that doesn’t mean you’ll have to skip this year’s team building — you can do it virtually.

In this blog, we’ve compiled some virtual team building ideas you can explore:
Go on a virtual vacation
Images of seawater, sand, and the sun often come to mind when it’s summer.

Does your macOS device suddenly seem slower? Is your browser crashing? Are you being bombarded with pop-up ads? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then your Mac device may be infected with malware.

Yes, that’s right, Mac users can no longer boast how their devices are “bulletproof” against malware.

One of the most important lessons in managing a team is to never underestimate the value of employee morale. How engaged and driven your team members are affects their productivity, as well as their willingness to correct their misgivings and challenge themselves.

Smartphones have become more and more powerful with each new generation, with specs almost comparable to laptops and desktops. And although computers have become thinner and more compact over the years, they aren’t nearly as portable as mobile phones.

Regulatory compliance is a major concern for organizations in sectors like healthcare, legal, and finance. If you cannot comply with the laws, guidelines, and standards laid down by the government, you will incur penalties and may be prohibited from operating.

Maximizing productivity is a challenge that adopting cloud technology can help you overcome. This is true whether your staff works in your Orlando office or from home. As long as they’re connected to the internet, the cloud will enable your team to work efficiently and your business to operate normally.

Small businesses often have a hard time keeping pace with technological developments while trying to keep costs under control. Yet at the same time, leaders realize innovation is essential for staying relevant in an age of constant change. Outsourcing your technology needs is an affordable way to add value to your business and reduce risk, but choosing a partner isn’t a decision to take lightly.

The sheer amount of sensitive information law firms handle for their clients makes them a prime target for hackers. Your law firm needs to have a set of data security protocols developed specifically to protect company data and that of your clients.

The list of industries most vulnerable to cyberattacks doesn’t always include the legal sector, but this shouldn’t make you complacent.