AI and machine learning have both had dramatic impacts on the global economy. Managed IT is far from being unaffected by this shift—AI has improved threat detection, network analytics, and more.
AI + Machine Learning for Analytics in Managed IT Services
One of the biggest advantages of AI and machine learning is the ability to look through data to predict trends.
Cybersecurity can be tricky to understand. When you hear about things like Managed Detection and Remediation (MDR) or Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), it’s easy enough to understand that they add levels of security to your network. Understanding exactly how they do that, however, can be a bit more difficult.
Last year, one quarter of organizations experienced a breach of employee and/or customer data. A further 38% of organizations did not know whether or not they had experienced a breach.
Those are some pretty terrifying statistics. They help illustrate why so many cybersecurity experts are recommending Managed Detection & Response (MDR).
What exactly is MDR? How can your organization use it to keep your most valuable data secure? And what are some of the differences between MDR services? We’re going to answer these, and other questions, in this brief piece.
Today, we continue our series on backing up your business data. We’re going to try to answer a pretty common question: should I backup my files when I use Microsoft Office 365?
The short answer for most businesses is yes. To understand why, we’re going to take a look at how Microsoft handles backups, their limitations, and how and why you should backup your files.
When you’re growing a small business, there’s always a breakpoint when it comes to IT. When it was you and two of your buddies, you did everything on Google Docs and Sheets, and you had simple, easy workflows that didn’t require heavy-duty IT infrastructure.
