Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there has been a universal trend of an increase in cyber-attacks as more people take their presence online for work and to connect with loved ones. As businesses transition to remote work and operations, cyber security and best practices are easily overlooked; creating the perfect opportunity for scammers to strike.

You may think your business’ cyber security is good enough, but if you are not doing the four things outlined in this article, you could eventually get hacked.

We have all made this mistake one time or another in our lives: you have been sitting in front of your computer working diligently to meet a deadline, and a wave of relief comes crashing over you as you hit that save button. You are feeling a sense of gratification as you prepare to send off hours of hard work to your boss or client; but then, the inconceivable happens.

Are you a business owner trying to decide between housing an internal IT branch or outsourcing IT to a managed service provider (MSP)?
As the CEO of a company, and the central figure responsible for the operations and success of PalmTech Computer Solutions, I fully understand how these decisions must be weighed out carefully and strategically.

You have finally decided to outsource your IT needs to a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to reduce outgoing costs and increase your network’s security. Before you sign any contracts, continue reading this article where I shed light on the all-too-common pitfalls to avoid when selecting an MSP.

Choosing the right MSP for all your IT needs is a decision of great magnitude. You are about to share your highly-sensitive data with a third party, you are entrusting them to resolve any and all technical and hardware issues in a timely manner so business can resume seamlessly, and you are relying on them to protect your business from unexpected disasters, threats, and attacks on your network.

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There comes a time when every business needs to invest in a phone system: they’re buying a new phone system for their new location or they’re upgrading from an older system. Regardless of the reason, they’re ready to make the commitment.

Your phone connects you to your customers, so you need it to be reliable.