If you are a non-technical business executive, you may not know precisely HOW to properly protect your data and networks, but you have a keen awareness that it’s crucially important and that it will become more so in future. And, you are absolutely right!
Cloud computing and the shareholder value it delivers has been a key driver in the move to a “service-based” approach where you no longer need to make expensive investments in server hardware and the staff to manage it. This liberation has truly transformed the way executives and their IT staff think about how they design and deliver computing resources for their companies in today's untethered and global business environment.
Law firms don’t usually wind up in the headlines for website data hacks; but from patent disputes to breach of contract cases, law firms by nature of the industry, have a lot of exposure to sensitive and confidential information.
The cost and difficulty of protecting an entire enterprise from all manner of cyber threats can be overwhelming. Accordingly, an organization should prioritize its cybersecurity efforts.
IT security and compliance can seem like buzzwords—and even worse, it can seem that no matter what you do with your computer systems, there’s always one more component that a vendor is trying to sell you. How can you make a reasonable investment today that will reap the greatest rewards in the future?
