In today's world, there are new cybersecurity minimums that every business should have. However, with Athens Micro as your IT partner, you don’t have to settle for minimums, thanks to our Cybersecurity Protection Package.
Our Package includes dark web monitoring, which you’ll learn more of in this post.
Besides staying healthy in the middle of the pandemic, many remote workers also face the challenge of having to stay productive. They are starting to feel burned out, which significantly increases stress levels and makes it more difficult to perform their daily tasks.
What is worse than falling victim to a wire fraud scam? Not knowing how to respond or protect yourself from being targeted again. Do not let this happen to your company. There are things you can do to prevent and mitigate the effects of wire fraud.
Proactive Measures:
Enforce social media protocols
Employees may casually or carelessly divulge classified or proprietary business information via social media — which could be all a fraudster needs to impersonate an employee and steal even more sensitive information.
Have you ever considered the overwhelming amount of data processed every work day? Records management is often viewed as tedious due to the vast amount of data you accumulate. Nevertheless, it’s a crucial part of your business operations that could make or break your company.
There’s a good chance that data is one of your company’s most valuable assets, and that’s why it’s critical to have a robust business continuity strategy in place.
The most essential part of this process is keeping data safely backed up so that you can rapidly get back to business after an unexpected disaster strikes.
Athens Micro is excited to announce that we’ve added another helpdesk engineer to our staff, Tyler Wright.
As part of the support team, Tyler helps clients manage and maintain their IT systems. He proactively monitors networks and offers practical advice to ensure uncompromised security and uninterrupted performance.
Solid-state drives (SSDs) are the modern solution to data storage, replacing hard drives in a wide range of applications. Contrary to popular belief, they’re not actually hard drives at all. Instead, they use technology similar to that of RAM memory in that they contain no moving parts, and the data is stored in flash memory rather than on spinning magnetic platters like conventional hard drives.
