The new SHIELD Act protects businesses from cyberattacks by requiring that they report any security breaches to both the New York Attorney General and their customers.

When it comes to cybersecurity, most people think of large corporations like Google or Facebook. But even small business owners need to be aware of the risks of cyber-attacks and how they can protect themselves.

You've probably heard of a Chief Information Officer (CIO), but have you ever heard of a Chief Information Security Officer? If not, it's time to learn more.

Technology can often be a low priority for law firms, but in today's highly connected world, it's important to be tech-savvy and safe.

If you're reading this, chances are you don't want a disaster to happen. But the truth is, disasters are inevitable.

The business's IT security is a major concern for most organizations, and it should be. Businesses are at increased risk of attacks from cybercriminals, who can use your company's systems to steal sensitive information or even hold your data hostage.

Protecting your company's IT infrastructure and data can be a daunting task, but it is one of the most important aspects of running a successful business.

In 2022, organizations in all industries are enjoying the benefits of productivity software, web services, and the cloud.

In the past few years, companies have had to switch from a traditional office-based work environment to a remote one. This has forced them to change their tech tools and communication platforms to make sure operations run smoothly.

When you start a business, there are lots of detours, diversions, and roadblocks along the way. The path to the top is filled with challenges, but technology is one area that many entrepreneurs struggle with.