If your Architect and Engineering team is working remotely, having a co-managed IT system in place with a managed service provider (MSP), will ensure productivity and security. 

Picture this: Everyone is working from home and the single server goes down.

Data privacy laws apply in many places, and companies should expect more regulatory scrutiny in the years ahead.

Whether hackers extract account credentials through phishing scams, purchase them on the Dark Web, or otherwise acquire this valuable data, organizations need to be prepared to protect accounts even when account information is compromised. Enabling easy-to-use tools like two-factor authentication is a natural first step.

Developers took steps to repair the vulnerability, but businesses that want to thrive in our altered digital environment will need to identify threats before their products reach the public. As other organizations have discovered, the COVID-19 pandemic can be an excellent time to demonstrate strength or expose yourself to issues that will erode your brand’s image long after the crisis abates.

Even before bad actors began exfiltrating data, ransomware attacks were uniquely costly and incredibly destructive. Today, companies can expect that a ransomware attack will double as a data breach, giving every organization millions of reasons to ensure that their networks are guarded against this especially problematic malware.