When most companies think of disaster recovery, they’re thinking of a natural disaster. However, these days, companies need to be prepared against more than just physical attacks. The frequency and severity of cyber attacks or ransomware are increasing. Stories about a major hack or ransomware attack seem to flood our newsfeeds almost daily, whether it’s…
Seven Ways Cloud Computing Supports Disaster Recovery
Disasters can hit a company in more ways than one. Whether it’s natural or manmade — flood, fire, major power outage, or cyber attacks — a disaster can mean lost data, which has caused companies to shut down. A company’s financial and customer data, as well as its proprietary intellectual property, is its lifeblood. If…
4 Ways Cloud Computing Can Reduce Your IT Budget
IT departments often experience a lot of the same headaches as other corporate departments: you have to do more with less. Budgets are being cut or frozen, even as companies are growing, and you and your staff are being stretched thin and thinner trying to keep up with it all. You can reduce a lot…
Combating Cybersecurity Threats Through the Cloud
Many business executives shift their operations to the cloud because it affords them opportunities to streamline their day-to-day processes and back up their data. But what many don’t realize is that they’re also paving the way for better protection against data breaches and hacking attempts. Cloud cybersecurity has powerful potential for safeguarding sensitive data and…
Managed Clouds are Gaining Steam, Here’s Why
Cloud computing is a familiar concept to anyone in the business world today. Being able to host a collaborative file in the cloud, for example, is something modern businesses do daily. But the cloud goes far beyond just document sharing and storage: It extends to every connected device and legacy process your business has set…
Get the Best of Both Worlds with a Hybrid Cloud
Every IT professional knows — in this world of shifting expectations, markets, and technologies — the key to maintaining a competitive advantage is leveraging cloud computing. Since the advent of the cloud revolution, business executives have adjusted their strategies to take advantage of flexible cloud functionality. Although many tech leaders are accustomed to utilizing public…
Cloud Apps Versus Traditional Apps: What’s the Difference?
Many of us would like to think of “cloud computing” as having a single definition. After all, it would make understanding and utilizing cloud technology much easier than it actually is. However, the term refers more to the IT evolution as a whole over the last decade than it does a specific piece of technology….
