Finally, companies often find themselves being held to higher regulatory standards every year in the manufacturing industry. Medical device manufacturers, automotive, and food and beverage companies are just a few examples of manufacturers that are held to the highest quality and cybersecurity standards.
Read MoreWhen it comes to your business, it’s likely that you’re always on the lookout for ways to maximize your online security. After all, in today’s business landscape, cybersecurity is often a top priority to business owners.
Read MoreIf you run your own business, you are familiar with the competitive atmosphere that business owners are faced with. With companies constantly competing for higher market shares and greater profits, as well as working to dodge unnecessary expenses, it has never been more important to save money and cut costs where you can.
Read MoreBusinesses that don’t take cybersecurity seriously do so at their own peril. That being said, sometimes, no matter how careful you are, you can fall victim to a cyberattack.
Read MoreMalware can be a scary thing for a business of any size. This is because it stands to put not only your business in harm’s way but can lead to the vulnerability of employee and customer information.
Read MoreAt TeknaByte, we are passionate about the fact that just about anyone can start their own small business as long as they have a big idea and a little bit of money to get started.
Read MoreAs a software developer, you may think that SEO is something for marketers to worry about and that it doesn’t concern you. After all, your job is to develop software – not necessarily to win leads for your company.
Read MoreAlthough we’re still not through the crazy year that has been 2020 and much still remains uncertain, one thing can be said for sure: technology has been just as affected as many other parts of our daily lives this year.
Read MoreDid you know that cyberattacks increase in the months of December and January? That’s right, hackers increase their efforts during these holiday months, so now is a better time than ever to use vigilance when browsing online or checking your email.
Read MoreInformation security has become a huge consideration for businesses, especially with modern communication networks that can leave loopholes that can be accessed by cybercriminals to cause destructive effects.
Read MoreAt TeknaByte, we understand that while the terms “data center” and “point-of-presence (PoP)” are often used interchangeably, there are distinct differences between the two. When it comes to delivering online services, data centers and PoPs are considered central components.
Read MoreThanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the entirety of the country’s workforce (with the exception of those deemed essential workers) began working remotely in the blink of an eye. Additionally, nearly 40 million Americans ended up filing for unemployment, which meant that the pipeline was suddenly wide open for finding necessary talent in major industries.
Read MoreAt TeknaByte, we know that there are various CMMS providers on the market today and that, further, not all solutions are created equal. With so many options, it can be increasingly difficult to determine what’s the best fit for your company.
Read MoreIf you’ve been hearing the phrase “operational intelligence” lately, you’re probably interested in learning more about what many have said is the key to improved performance and visibility for supply chain operations. But what is operational intelligence and what does it mean for your business operations?
At TeknaByte, we understand that the extent to which a business analyzes and acts upon its data can have a potentially massive impact on both its bottom line as well as its ability to stay competitive in the marketplace. For businesses ranging from small to large, this can present a bit of a conundrum: how can we use data to our advantage while maintaining consumer trust and complying with data protection laws?
At TeknaByte, we fully believe in the importance of software documentation tools when it comes to software development. After all, software documentation tools act as a compass for your software development team.
Due to the current coronavirus pandemic, TeknaByte knows that more employees across the country are working from home than ever before. With companies being forced to react in order to maintain productivity, most often with strict timelines and without the careful consideration needed, there are a number of cybersecurity risks that we should all be aware of when working from home.
Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, health experts and government officials have asked us to do our part in battling the virus by practicing social distancing. By staying home when possible and keeping six feet apart when out and about, we can all help to “flatten the curve” and protect our communities from infection.
The unprecedented wave of school closures happening across the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us scrambling to figure out not only how to keep our children entertained, but how to ensure they aren’t missing out on their education.
With many companies adopting work-from-home policies in the wake of the current pandemic, cybersecurity is more important than ever. After all, cybercriminals are seeking to exploit these uncertain times brought on by the coronavirus to target both companies and individuals.
We are all feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic in these uncertain times. As many small businesses are forced to go out of business and millions of Americans have filed for unemployment benefits to keep food on the table, the impact the coronavirus has had on technology may not be the first thing to come to your mind.
Mobile apps are a common part of our daily lives: many of us open up apps as soon as we turn off our alarms in the morning. There are more than half a million iOS apps and more than 300,000 Android apps, with the average user spending three hours a day on their phones.
Cloud computing is often seen as complex and rather difficult for businesses to implement. But that’s just not the case. In fact, you’re probably already using cloud computing in much of your daily life.
At TeknaByte, we believe in the power of a defensive IT strategy for small businesses. Unfortunately, many small to mid-sized businesses neglect to employ a proper IT strategy based on the needs of their organization.
Today, almost every person on the planet owns a mobile phone, and we don’t go anywhere without them. When you have a GPS, translator, camera, and entertainment system all wrapped up in one device, why would you leave it at home?
Being in charge of your business’s IT department can be a challenge, especially if your background does not include this aspect of business. IT experts are constantly trying to find that perfect balance of security and usability with all of their systems.
With more than a million malware viruses created every day, protecting your company’s applications and endpoints from attack is essential. While many anti-malware and anti-virus software programs help, they aren’t always enough.
A lack of business data security is a problem that plagues businesses of all sizes. While you may think that your company must be well-known for cybersecurity to be a matter of much concern, small business owners everywhere should be operating with preventing security threats at the forefront of their minds.
Without an effective backup strategy, your business is vulnerable to not only ransomware attacks but also loss of sensitive data. Aside from the threat of cybercriminals, your business is also at a risk of being out of compliance with a number of different regulations you should adhere to without a backup strategy.
As a business owner, protecting your business’s network from cyberattacks should be a primary concern. When it comes to protecting your company’s most sensitive data from would-be hackers and cybercriminals, it is vital that you have a security plan in place.
There are many valuable benefits associated with outsourcing a business’s IT services. With an increasing number of small businesses frustrated with their in-house IT support system, many business owners are looking for a better solution.
If you aren’t familiar with the dark web and how it can prove dangerous to your business, there is much you need to know. While it may come as something of a surprise, nearly every business is at risk of being exposed to the dark web.
At TeknaByte, we know the importance of informing small business owners of the various benefits of managed IT services for their company. Today, we’ll be discussing one benefit of managed IT services that can result in less money coming out of your pocket.
When your business lacks the manpower to offer your clients a well-equipped helpdesk, the level of quality and knowledge of IT services you can provide is greatly reduced. As the first point of contact for clients or employees with questions or concerns regarding the products and services that your business provides, your helpdesk is the last place to cut corners.
Simply put, ransomware is a form of malware that puts up an encrypted wall between businesses and their most vital data and applications. Although ransomware has been around for quite some time, attacks against small businesses have become increasingly widespread in recent years.
It’s a simple fact: electronic data storage is all about security. While we tend to be misled to believe that there are ways of ensuring the absolute security of our most sensitive data, this is far from the truth.
If you are a small business owner who has yet to make Office 365 a part of your business solution strategy, you’re really missing out. Office 365 includes a slew of tools and features that will boost efficiency and productivity in your workplace and allow your employees to work together collaboratively.
Regardless of your industry, managed IT services play a central role in the most crucial operations of your business. Without them, your company can experience a lack of productivity, threats to security, increased spending, and a dip in overall customer satisfaction.
Understanding the difference between malware and viruses is very important. A virus is just one type of malware, but the term is more widely used by the public. The term malware refers to any malicious software, including a computer virus.
A virtual private network (VPN) is a technology that creates a safe and encrypted connection over a less secure network, such as the internet.
VPN technology was developed as a way to allow remote users and branch offices to securely access corporate applications and other resources.
E-mail is a huge part of business communication and has quickly become one of the main forms of communication among business around the world. Radicate estimates the number of e-mail users at 2.6 Billion.
Disasters can strike at any minute, Is your Business prepared? Over the last several years there have been more reported malicious attacks towards businesses, stealing data, taking your data hostage, causing downtime of hours sometimes days and even weeks.
TeknaByte is an IT Consulting & Managed IT Services firm in Indianapolis that provides quick, high-quality, and effective managed IT services to businesses everywhere.
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