Although it's one of the lesser considered elements of businesses of all kinds, finding the right IT service provider can work wonders for your company. However, it is also the case that collaborating with an unqualified IT service provider can cause much more harm than good.

You may not be aware that ransomware attacks are on the rise -- and they're quickly covering more ground while also getting more destructive. Take for example, the worldwide malware attack in June of last year that struck businesses all over the world. And many of these businesses were big brand names like FedEx, for example.

Business is moving at the speed of light, thanks to rapidly advancing technology. Internet access is faster than ever before, making it possible to send massive files, conduct face-to-face video conferences and process huge amounts of data in moments. Updated hardware is a must-have in order to take advantage of these tools, but simply purchasing a top-of-the-line computer isn't enough.

Employee monitoring is a time-honored necessity in any business, but the digital age has changed the methods required to do it well.

Gone are the days when a time clock and a manager walking the floor were enough to track worker activity. Today, most employees perform duties that rely on a computer or mobile device, each of which provides access to a world of distractions, security risks and time wasting.

Under Armour revealed on Thursday that its MyFitnessPal app has been hacked.  At first glance, this looks to be the 2nd largest data breach behind Equifax.

The fitness apparel company learned that data on 150 million accounts for the site and app were breached earlier this week, a statement said.

5 Ways a Managed Service Provider Can Protect You From Cyber Crime
With new cyber threats emerging on an almost daily basis, and long-standing ones still causing problems, how do you protect your business from cyber criminals? According to research by Accenture, cyber attacks cost businesses $11.7 million in 2017 alone, with security breaches increasing by 27.4 percent.

The business challenges of today have evolved rapidly and significantly over the past decade. Where once a business could thrive by offering great service and choosing the right marketing initiatives, today's digital landscape has added a few more factors into the mix.

This year brought extraordinary advances in technology. Appliances are getting smarter, and a wide array of software is available to make running a business faster and more efficient. These ten technology gifts are perfect for the entrepreneur in your life.

Most small business owners are well aware that basic security measures are a must in today’s digital economy. Antivirus software and firewalls should already be in place to protect against data theft and malware. However, the growing value of digital assets has prompted cybercriminals to innovate, and small business owners must stay a step ahead of them to keep critical information and equipment secure.

Cybersecurity is a hot topic this year, especially since barely a week goes by without news of another major breach. While the most publicized are those that impact large organizations and millions of consumers, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are actually at greater risk.