Some people think cyberattacks succeed simply because cybercriminals are smarter and more technically skilled than their victims, but this isn't always the case. In fact, Verizon's 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report revealed that a distressing 82% of data breaches occurred because of human error.
Email scams such as phishing may not seem as sophisticated as ransomware, but the threat they pose to businesses should in no way be underestimated. According to studies, 90% of data breaches in 2021 resulted from phishing attacks. But data breaches, shouldn't be your only cause for worry.
This year’s Fast 50 is one of the most competitive groups in recent history.
The List, which requires businesses to attain revenue of $1 million or more in 2021, saw all 50 companies report growth in excess of 64.7%. That’s 38 percentage points higher than last year’s List.
IT is vital to the efficiency, profitability, resiliency, and security of today's businesses. Unfortunately, investing and maintaining IT systems can quickly drive up costs. Upfront expenses on hardware, software, and web services alone can cost your business a lot of money.
Data breaches can have severe repercussions on your business. They could disrupt your operations, damage your reputation, and cost you a lot of money. If you want to minimize the negative effects of a data breach on your business, then you should know how to properly respond to such an event.
The sunk-cost fallacy is a common psychological bias in which people continue investing time, resources, or money into something that is no longer delivering positive returns. This often results from a fearful belief that after having invested so much in something, giving up on it would result in all of those investments going to waste.
Complete Technology Services was ranked by the Kansas City Business Journal as one of the fastest-growing technology companies for 2022. Complete Technology Services ranked 5th with an annual revenue growth rate of 92.99% for 2021 vs 2020.
Data loss can have severe consequences for your business. It can paralyze your operations, lower productivity, and disrupt the flow of revenue. Worse still, it could lead to your customers losing trust in your company or filing lawsuits against you. Regulatory bodies may also impose penalties upon your organization if your business belongs to a highly regulated industry.
A snail-paced internet connection is a productivity killer. You'll have a hard time finishing tasks because websites load slowly, video conferences get disconnected, and email attachments take forever to upload.
In order for you to speed up your internet connection, you should know what's causing the issue in the first place.
Antivirus software is one tool businesses must always have in their cybersecurity arsenal. It’s a critical defensive solution against viruses, ransomware, and other types of malicious software, also known as malware. However, some antivirus programs are simply better matched to certain business requirements than others.
