Hopefully, the last time you backed up your data wasn’t back when you were watching TRL with Carson Daly; the average cost of data breaches reached an all-time high in 2021 of $4.24m per incident according to IBM. But just in case you’ve been dragging your feet, we’re here to answer frequent questions and provide useful information about why data backups are important and the simple ways you can protect your information from would-be ne’er-do-wells.

Failing to back up your work  could cost your business everything, and it’s very likely your team could use some tune-ups in the security department. If you’re concerned that you may be under-prepared for a potential attack and want to ensure your backups are secure, there are three easy questions to ask your team about your data backups:  

• What kind of backups should you be using? 
• How often should you backup your data?
• Where should these backups be stored?
   
  

From the web platform to the application, Microsoft 365 is that holy grail your team’s been looking for. Not only does Microsoft 365 help keep your team organized and on-task through online file storage and sharing, but it also comes with enhanced security features to keep your team safe wherever they log in from.  

Yes, there are a lot of similar options on the market and you may be using one of them successfully, but the reality is nothing quite touches Teams. Here we’ll explore helpful tips and tools that will assist your team in overcoming common challenges encountered within Teams and how to best use the app in your remote or hybrid office.

If 2021 has taught us anything at all, it’s safe to say as a country we’ve learned how to exist during a crisis, for better or worse. And whether you’re a glass-half-full or -empty kind of person, the world around you has become infinitely more digital. In the auto industry, for instance, incredibly connected car buyers are now spending 14+ hours online researching.