A company may be able to remove them at one point in time, but attacks always come back with some other type of technique. You have to stay on top of your game. It’s important to continuously put the latest protection or upgrades to your system so that you can be protected at the highest level.
When it comes to cybersecurity in the transportation industry, there’s much more than privacy and financial information at stake: the health and safety of passengers and operators as well as the vehicles, their surroundings, and any goods being transported are in physical danger when bad actors can access navigation and control systems.
At its most basic level, MDM software is made up of a central server component and a client component that gets installed on individual devices. The server and clients communicate with each other to keep devices working, updated, and secure. But MDM strategies become a bit more complicated when you start to consider what you want to enable your employees to do and what kinds of data and communications need to be protected.
Infinavate IT consutling using mobile device management (MDM) in order to keep them updated, working, accessible, secure.
In our previous blog, we outlined how and why healthcare systems have become especially vulnerable to cyberattacks during the coronavirus outbreak. Increased demand for telehealth has created more opportunities for bad actors to access sensitive information, corrupt data, and lock out legitimate users using ransomware, bots, data breaches, and phishing. Ultimately, the race to update old systems has resulted in faster and safer care for patients while putting those very systems and their personal information at risk. And cybercriminals are taking advantage.
The coronavirus pandemic created a huge need for healthcare providers to make more services virtually accessible to patients. This shift has put a strain on already taxed financial resources and staff workloads, especially when it comes to computer security.
In today’s business world, any internet-based storage system, service platform, or program is powered by cloud computing. A key subset of cloud computing is Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), the ability to access a platform on a server instead of at a physical location.
In today’s business world, any internet-based storage system, service platform, or program is powered by cloud computing. A key subset of cloud computing is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), the ability to access infrastructure on a server instead of at a physical location.
Every business is different and has unique cloud computing needs, so your services, infrastructure, or platform requires a specialized approach to cyber security — especially around cloud computing. Here’s an overview of the three different types of cloud computing and how to ensure their safe usage.
In today’s business world, any internet-based storage system, service platform, or program is powered by cloud computing. A key subset of cloud computing is Software as a Service (SaaS), the ability to access software online instead of through a physical hard drive.