With the uncertainty of what's next, many businesses are moving to a fully remote workforce. What technology, tools, software and infrastructure do you need to support a remote workforce? Learn about the various things you should be considering to stay productive and secure while working remote.
For more information, visit: www.managedsolution.com or watch the on-demand webinar here: https://bit.ly/2xhJwh2
How to secure a safe teleworking environment by:
Managing Security Responsibilities
Updates, Patches and Scans
Enforcing Password Protection
Phishing Attacks
WiFi, Routers & Connections
Where the “Work” Should Reside
This document discusses the costs of managing IT in-house versus outsourcing to an MSP. It notes common costs like hardware, software, downtime and data loss. It also discusses hidden costs like using unqualified staff and less productivity. The presentation cites a Dell CIO saying small businesses often overlook long-term ownership costs by focusing only on short-term purchase savings. Finally, it outlines the benefits an MSP provides through needs assessment, implementation, and ongoing management including proactive maintenance, minimized downtime, and predictable budgets.
Event Presentation: Cyber Security for Industrial Control SystemsInfonaligy
Get an inside look at practical examples of how hackers target control systems networks from the recent Lunch and Learn event put on by Infonaligy and Flexware Innovation.
Learning from an Enterprise Videoconferencing RolloutRaj Sambwani
1. The document provides guidance for organizations rolling out an enterprise videoconferencing system. It recommends designing the system around customer needs, starting small but expecting rapid scaling, and understanding the types of meetings that will be held.
2. Key considerations include building a strong business case based on savings from reduced travel and improved collaboration, understanding necessary technology components like networks and devices, and making decisions about in-room systems and cloud services.
3. Successful rollout requires launching, measuring usage metrics, tuning the system, training users on running effective video meetings, and evangelizing the technology through internal marketing and case studies.
Front line Defenders of Unwanted Change Orders!Shelley Armato
The document introduces MySmartPlans, a comprehensive construction management software that allows owners, architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors to collaborate electronically in real time throughout a project's entire lifecycle. It discusses how MySmartPlans helps finish projects on time and on budget by coordinating collaboration, planning, and information sharing. It also describes features such as document tracking and search, a bidding process module, accountability and auditing trails, customizable closeout modules, and ease of use. Finally, it provides a quote from a project manager praising how MySmartPlans was essential to the success of a large construction project.
Joey Howland discusses cybersecurity considerations for organizations with remote workforces. As employees work from home, outside the typical security perimeter, risks are increased. The key areas to focus on include identifying systems employees access remotely and how they connect; monitoring points of entry; enabling multifactor authentication; securing remote endpoints; protecting data movement; training employees on secure practices; and communicating about suspicious activity. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework provides guidance on managing cybersecurity risks for critical infrastructure.
With the uncertainty of what's next, many businesses are moving to a fully remote workforce. What technology, tools, software and infrastructure do you need to support a remote workforce? Learn about the various things you should be considering to stay productive and secure while working remote.
For more information, visit: www.managedsolution.com or watch the on-demand webinar here: https://bit.ly/2xhJwh2
How to secure a safe teleworking environment by:
Managing Security Responsibilities
Updates, Patches and Scans
Enforcing Password Protection
Phishing Attacks
WiFi, Routers & Connections
Where the “Work” Should Reside
This document discusses the costs of managing IT in-house versus outsourcing to an MSP. It notes common costs like hardware, software, downtime and data loss. It also discusses hidden costs like using unqualified staff and less productivity. The presentation cites a Dell CIO saying small businesses often overlook long-term ownership costs by focusing only on short-term purchase savings. Finally, it outlines the benefits an MSP provides through needs assessment, implementation, and ongoing management including proactive maintenance, minimized downtime, and predictable budgets.
Event Presentation: Cyber Security for Industrial Control SystemsInfonaligy
Get an inside look at practical examples of how hackers target control systems networks from the recent Lunch and Learn event put on by Infonaligy and Flexware Innovation.
Learning from an Enterprise Videoconferencing RolloutRaj Sambwani
1. The document provides guidance for organizations rolling out an enterprise videoconferencing system. It recommends designing the system around customer needs, starting small but expecting rapid scaling, and understanding the types of meetings that will be held.
2. Key considerations include building a strong business case based on savings from reduced travel and improved collaboration, understanding necessary technology components like networks and devices, and making decisions about in-room systems and cloud services.
3. Successful rollout requires launching, measuring usage metrics, tuning the system, training users on running effective video meetings, and evangelizing the technology through internal marketing and case studies.
Front line Defenders of Unwanted Change Orders!Shelley Armato
The document introduces MySmartPlans, a comprehensive construction management software that allows owners, architects, engineers, contractors, and subcontractors to collaborate electronically in real time throughout a project's entire lifecycle. It discusses how MySmartPlans helps finish projects on time and on budget by coordinating collaboration, planning, and information sharing. It also describes features such as document tracking and search, a bidding process module, accountability and auditing trails, customizable closeout modules, and ease of use. Finally, it provides a quote from a project manager praising how MySmartPlans was essential to the success of a large construction project.
Joey Howland discusses cybersecurity considerations for organizations with remote workforces. As employees work from home, outside the typical security perimeter, risks are increased. The key areas to focus on include identifying systems employees access remotely and how they connect; monitoring points of entry; enabling multifactor authentication; securing remote endpoints; protecting data movement; training employees on secure practices; and communicating about suspicious activity. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework provides guidance on managing cybersecurity risks for critical infrastructure.
10 Quick Cybersecurity Wins for Small BusinessSYMBIONT, INC.
The internet and information technologies are powerful tools for small businesses in reaching new markets, increasing productivity, and efficiency. To protect their business, customers, and data, from growing cybersecurity threats businesses need a cybersecurity strategy.
The document discusses a critical thinking exercise about security management issues at a hotel and casino called Tower. Key points:
- Tower's security software was outdated and viruses had infected their network. Unauthorized access to security reports was also possible.
- The IT department purchased new security software without consulting security or providing training. The software caused problems and remained ineffective for 2 years.
- Better communication and cooperation between security and IT could have prevented issues. The CEO should have been alerted early on and a joint solution found. More research and effective procedures were needed.
Harry Regan - It's Never So Bad That It Can't Get Worsecentralohioissa
Disaster recovery, emergency response and business continuity plans are usually developed when no disaster exists. We think we’ve covered all contingencies. We think we’ve trained all the appropriate players. We’ve tested. We’ve re-tested. We think we’re ready to face whatever event there is looming out their with our name on it! The real world has a nasty habit of triggering disasters at the least opportune time, often featuring a twist that throws plans into disarray.
This presentation focuses on three real-world plans, each of which with a fatal flaw. We will discuss elements that should be in a plan beyond the normal guidance from the Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and a set of actions that should be included in planning and preparation.
Avoid the IT War Room: Integrate Mainframe and IBM i into ServiceNowPrecisely
In today’s increasingly digital world, the stakes are higher than ever before for IT to support mission-critical business services 24x7x365. At the same time, the IT landscape is more complex, and staff can be dispersed across the country – or around the world.
Downtime is not an option – but how do you avoid it? As they say, the best defense is a good offense. And that’s what ServiceNow delivers. ServiceNow Event Management uses machine-learning driven AI Ops to dramatically reduce the time it takes to identify and resolve problems by providing a single source of truth and cutting through the noise.
But, if you still rely on siloed tools to monitor your mainframe and IBM i systems, you’ll find yourself back in the IT war room when things go wrong – wasting valuable time assembling the team and piecing together disconnected views just to understand the root cause – let alone fix it.
With Precisely Ironstream, you can support business service health with dramatically lower mean-time-to-resolution by seamlessly integrating these legacy IBM systems into your ServiceNow Event Management dashboards. Join our webcast as we discuss:
- Benefits of ServiceNow Event Management
- Challenges integrating legacy systems into ServiceNow
- How Ironstream integrates mainframe and IBM i machine data into ServiceNow Event Management
The document discusses various aspects of cybersecurity and disaster recovery planning. It covers topics such as operational security, incident response, security operations overview, and disaster recovery planning processes. The key aspects summarized are:
- It discusses maintaining operational resilience, protecting valuable assets, and controlling system accounts as part of security operations.
- It outlines an incident response process that includes detecting problems, evaluating them, mitigating damage, determining lessons learned, reporting details, recovering and remediating, and implementing preventive controls.
- It describes the disaster recovery planning process which includes identifying risks, documenting recovery strategies, assessing plans, training personnel, and updating/maintaining the disaster recovery plan on an ongoing basis.
The document discusses various aspects of operational security including maintaining operational resilience, protecting valuable assets, and controlling system accounts. It provides information on topics such as least privilege, perimeter security, internal security, physical access barriers, locks, access controls, secure storage, guards, surveillance systems, alarm systems, and physical access logs.
Harry Regan - Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity - "It's never so bad ...centralohioissa
Disaster recovery, emergency response and business continuity plans are usually developed when no disaster exists. We think we’ve covered all contingencies. We think we’ve trained all the appropriate players. We’ve tested. We’ve re-tested. We think we’re ready to face whatever event there is looming out their with our name on it! The real world has a nasty habit of triggering disasters at the least opportune time, often featuring a twist that throws plans into disarray.
This presentation focuses on three real-world plans, each of which with a fatal flaw. We will discuss elements that should be in a plan beyond the normal guidance from the Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and a set of actions that should be included in planning and preparation.
A comprehensive cybersecurity approach is needed to address risks from remote work including unsecured data transmissions, weak risk mitigation enforcement, and stressed employees bypassing controls. Changes in app access rights, use of personal devices, and lack of social controls over remote employees have amplified long-standing cybersecurity challenges for organizations with remote workforces. A practical solution is required to build a cyber-resilient environment and ensure compliance through discovery of potential cyberattacks.
12 Simple Cybersecurity Rules For Your Small Business NSUGSCIS
This document provides 12 cybersecurity rules for small businesses. It begins by stating that small businesses have a great need for cybersecurity but limited resources to dedicate to protection. The rules are designed to provide affordable guidelines. The first rule is to focus on the business needs rather than making security the primary focus. Other rules include deciding the appropriate level of security needed, emphasizing prevention over reaction, using existing security software, regularly backing up important data, and creating a written security policy. The document stresses that basic security measures can be effective and affordable for small businesses.
Even In 2014, Attackers are on steroid on Cloud, since the IT spending on Web...Sreejesh Madonandy
Though it is changing for good, IT spending on Web/Cloud security is minuscule. Traditional appliance focused security is not helping the business which is on Internet Cloud
IT Security Spending decisions must be based based on the Adaptive mechanisms that review threat landscape periodically.
Keynote on why you should make Infosec a board level strategic item, how you should raise it to this level and how to approach Information Security strategically
The Loss of Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: What Companies can d…Christopher Kranich
This document discusses the threats to intellectual property in the digital age and provides recommendations for what companies can do to protect themselves. It notes that IP is increasingly being compromised due to the rise of mobile devices and remote work. It recommends that companies implement encryption, mobile device management, data access restrictions, remote wiping, data leakage prevention, attribute-based access controls, and employee training to help secure their intellectual property. Regular software updates, firewalls, and following basic security principles are also important protective measures.
PITA Technical and Business Session: Cybersecurity outside the officeAPNIC
APNIC Security Specialist Jamie Gillespie gives a presentation at the PITA Technical and Business session, held online on 10 Juen 2020, on 'Cybersecurity outside the office' on the changes to traditional cybersecurity, the challenges around technology, and the less-discussed threats around the people and processes, and how those need to adapt as well.
Network Security, Change Control, OutsourcingNicholas Davis
This document discusses several topics related to network security, including change control and outsourcing. It begins with an overview of network security and how it differs from computer security by protecting entry points and shared resources from attacks. Key aspects of network security are then defined, such as authentication, authorization, firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, antivirus software, honeypots, and security management approaches for small, medium, and large businesses as well as educational institutions and government. Change control processes and their importance for information security are also outlined. Finally, outsourcing related security issues and potential threats are identified along with some countermeasures for addressing them.
Using Technology to Expand your Businesstrevorjobling
Trevor Jobling discusses how businesses can benefit from current technology trends. He outlines how businesses can work smarter using tools that allow for better collaboration, tracking time and processes, and working remotely. Businesses can also make customers happier by knowing them better through CRM, improving communications, and tracking issues. Adopting new technologies can help businesses save money on hardware, software, maintenance and printing. Businesses should consider automating processes, innovating with new applications, and integrating systems to manage risks better and potentially make money through ecommerce, marketing and other avenues.
This document discusses basic troubleshooting techniques, including improving computer performance, caring for computer hardware, performing maintenance, and troubleshooting steps. It provides tips on ensuring sufficient system resources, storage space, and hardware care. Troubleshooting guidance includes collecting information on issues, trying basic solutions, seeking help from specialists, and documenting incidents to prevent future problems.
Cloud content security vs innovation 2012_0821Brian Gleeson
Many CIOs grapple with enabling workers with cloud content collaboration solutions that help them innovate and get their jobs done, while also making sure that these solutions are secure. Our objective is to help workers and corporations not only survive but thrive in this precarious landscape. Toward that goal we’ll discuss the current landscape, how we see the challenge and provide a framework that we hope will help you in your endeavors moving forward
Your employees may be wasting time on unproductive and routine tasks. Inefficient activities, such as paying bills by snail mail, sending social media updates at different times of the day, and writing commonly sent emails from scratch, will use up precious hours from your week. Doing routine procedures manually, from memory, and square leaves your projects predisposed to typographical and omission errors. Your business should take a good look how tasks are accomplished by breaking them down step by step. Consider manual and mental activities, how long each step takes, frequency of the task, and how it is allocated to other people. Once your task is broken down, look for areas that can be automated. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/1JazFD1
Security For Business: Are You And Your Customers Safewoodsy01
This presentation takes a look at issues affecting cyber-security. It also covers some of SHBO Technologies\' capabilities of supporting and protecting clients.
We are surrounding with technology. The more we surround and integrate with technology the more we will be in risk our privacy data/online/internet/cyber. Not only you are in risk, your family and friend alos in risk. If we think I am not important person then that would be your great mistake. You are important to someone in somewhere in this world.
Mind it your daily life is watched by someone. So be conscious… remember Prevention is Better than cure.
10 Quick Cybersecurity Wins for Small BusinessSYMBIONT, INC.
The internet and information technologies are powerful tools for small businesses in reaching new markets, increasing productivity, and efficiency. To protect their business, customers, and data, from growing cybersecurity threats businesses need a cybersecurity strategy.
The document discusses a critical thinking exercise about security management issues at a hotel and casino called Tower. Key points:
- Tower's security software was outdated and viruses had infected their network. Unauthorized access to security reports was also possible.
- The IT department purchased new security software without consulting security or providing training. The software caused problems and remained ineffective for 2 years.
- Better communication and cooperation between security and IT could have prevented issues. The CEO should have been alerted early on and a joint solution found. More research and effective procedures were needed.
Harry Regan - It's Never So Bad That It Can't Get Worsecentralohioissa
Disaster recovery, emergency response and business continuity plans are usually developed when no disaster exists. We think we’ve covered all contingencies. We think we’ve trained all the appropriate players. We’ve tested. We’ve re-tested. We think we’re ready to face whatever event there is looming out their with our name on it! The real world has a nasty habit of triggering disasters at the least opportune time, often featuring a twist that throws plans into disarray.
This presentation focuses on three real-world plans, each of which with a fatal flaw. We will discuss elements that should be in a plan beyond the normal guidance from the Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and a set of actions that should be included in planning and preparation.
Avoid the IT War Room: Integrate Mainframe and IBM i into ServiceNowPrecisely
In today’s increasingly digital world, the stakes are higher than ever before for IT to support mission-critical business services 24x7x365. At the same time, the IT landscape is more complex, and staff can be dispersed across the country – or around the world.
Downtime is not an option – but how do you avoid it? As they say, the best defense is a good offense. And that’s what ServiceNow delivers. ServiceNow Event Management uses machine-learning driven AI Ops to dramatically reduce the time it takes to identify and resolve problems by providing a single source of truth and cutting through the noise.
But, if you still rely on siloed tools to monitor your mainframe and IBM i systems, you’ll find yourself back in the IT war room when things go wrong – wasting valuable time assembling the team and piecing together disconnected views just to understand the root cause – let alone fix it.
With Precisely Ironstream, you can support business service health with dramatically lower mean-time-to-resolution by seamlessly integrating these legacy IBM systems into your ServiceNow Event Management dashboards. Join our webcast as we discuss:
- Benefits of ServiceNow Event Management
- Challenges integrating legacy systems into ServiceNow
- How Ironstream integrates mainframe and IBM i machine data into ServiceNow Event Management
The document discusses various aspects of cybersecurity and disaster recovery planning. It covers topics such as operational security, incident response, security operations overview, and disaster recovery planning processes. The key aspects summarized are:
- It discusses maintaining operational resilience, protecting valuable assets, and controlling system accounts as part of security operations.
- It outlines an incident response process that includes detecting problems, evaluating them, mitigating damage, determining lessons learned, reporting details, recovering and remediating, and implementing preventive controls.
- It describes the disaster recovery planning process which includes identifying risks, documenting recovery strategies, assessing plans, training personnel, and updating/maintaining the disaster recovery plan on an ongoing basis.
The document discusses various aspects of operational security including maintaining operational resilience, protecting valuable assets, and controlling system accounts. It provides information on topics such as least privilege, perimeter security, internal security, physical access barriers, locks, access controls, secure storage, guards, surveillance systems, alarm systems, and physical access logs.
Harry Regan - Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity - "It's never so bad ...centralohioissa
Disaster recovery, emergency response and business continuity plans are usually developed when no disaster exists. We think we’ve covered all contingencies. We think we’ve trained all the appropriate players. We’ve tested. We’ve re-tested. We think we’re ready to face whatever event there is looming out their with our name on it! The real world has a nasty habit of triggering disasters at the least opportune time, often featuring a twist that throws plans into disarray.
This presentation focuses on three real-world plans, each of which with a fatal flaw. We will discuss elements that should be in a plan beyond the normal guidance from the Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and a set of actions that should be included in planning and preparation.
A comprehensive cybersecurity approach is needed to address risks from remote work including unsecured data transmissions, weak risk mitigation enforcement, and stressed employees bypassing controls. Changes in app access rights, use of personal devices, and lack of social controls over remote employees have amplified long-standing cybersecurity challenges for organizations with remote workforces. A practical solution is required to build a cyber-resilient environment and ensure compliance through discovery of potential cyberattacks.
12 Simple Cybersecurity Rules For Your Small Business NSUGSCIS
This document provides 12 cybersecurity rules for small businesses. It begins by stating that small businesses have a great need for cybersecurity but limited resources to dedicate to protection. The rules are designed to provide affordable guidelines. The first rule is to focus on the business needs rather than making security the primary focus. Other rules include deciding the appropriate level of security needed, emphasizing prevention over reaction, using existing security software, regularly backing up important data, and creating a written security policy. The document stresses that basic security measures can be effective and affordable for small businesses.
Even In 2014, Attackers are on steroid on Cloud, since the IT spending on Web...Sreejesh Madonandy
Though it is changing for good, IT spending on Web/Cloud security is minuscule. Traditional appliance focused security is not helping the business which is on Internet Cloud
IT Security Spending decisions must be based based on the Adaptive mechanisms that review threat landscape periodically.
Keynote on why you should make Infosec a board level strategic item, how you should raise it to this level and how to approach Information Security strategically
The Loss of Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: What Companies can d…Christopher Kranich
This document discusses the threats to intellectual property in the digital age and provides recommendations for what companies can do to protect themselves. It notes that IP is increasingly being compromised due to the rise of mobile devices and remote work. It recommends that companies implement encryption, mobile device management, data access restrictions, remote wiping, data leakage prevention, attribute-based access controls, and employee training to help secure their intellectual property. Regular software updates, firewalls, and following basic security principles are also important protective measures.
PITA Technical and Business Session: Cybersecurity outside the officeAPNIC
APNIC Security Specialist Jamie Gillespie gives a presentation at the PITA Technical and Business session, held online on 10 Juen 2020, on 'Cybersecurity outside the office' on the changes to traditional cybersecurity, the challenges around technology, and the less-discussed threats around the people and processes, and how those need to adapt as well.
Network Security, Change Control, OutsourcingNicholas Davis
This document discusses several topics related to network security, including change control and outsourcing. It begins with an overview of network security and how it differs from computer security by protecting entry points and shared resources from attacks. Key aspects of network security are then defined, such as authentication, authorization, firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, antivirus software, honeypots, and security management approaches for small, medium, and large businesses as well as educational institutions and government. Change control processes and their importance for information security are also outlined. Finally, outsourcing related security issues and potential threats are identified along with some countermeasures for addressing them.
Using Technology to Expand your Businesstrevorjobling
Trevor Jobling discusses how businesses can benefit from current technology trends. He outlines how businesses can work smarter using tools that allow for better collaboration, tracking time and processes, and working remotely. Businesses can also make customers happier by knowing them better through CRM, improving communications, and tracking issues. Adopting new technologies can help businesses save money on hardware, software, maintenance and printing. Businesses should consider automating processes, innovating with new applications, and integrating systems to manage risks better and potentially make money through ecommerce, marketing and other avenues.
This document discusses basic troubleshooting techniques, including improving computer performance, caring for computer hardware, performing maintenance, and troubleshooting steps. It provides tips on ensuring sufficient system resources, storage space, and hardware care. Troubleshooting guidance includes collecting information on issues, trying basic solutions, seeking help from specialists, and documenting incidents to prevent future problems.
Cloud content security vs innovation 2012_0821Brian Gleeson
Many CIOs grapple with enabling workers with cloud content collaboration solutions that help them innovate and get their jobs done, while also making sure that these solutions are secure. Our objective is to help workers and corporations not only survive but thrive in this precarious landscape. Toward that goal we’ll discuss the current landscape, how we see the challenge and provide a framework that we hope will help you in your endeavors moving forward
Your employees may be wasting time on unproductive and routine tasks. Inefficient activities, such as paying bills by snail mail, sending social media updates at different times of the day, and writing commonly sent emails from scratch, will use up precious hours from your week. Doing routine procedures manually, from memory, and square leaves your projects predisposed to typographical and omission errors. Your business should take a good look how tasks are accomplished by breaking them down step by step. Consider manual and mental activities, how long each step takes, frequency of the task, and how it is allocated to other people. Once your task is broken down, look for areas that can be automated. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/1JazFD1
Security For Business: Are You And Your Customers Safewoodsy01
This presentation takes a look at issues affecting cyber-security. It also covers some of SHBO Technologies\' capabilities of supporting and protecting clients.
We are surrounding with technology. The more we surround and integrate with technology the more we will be in risk our privacy data/online/internet/cyber. Not only you are in risk, your family and friend alos in risk. If we think I am not important person then that would be your great mistake. You are important to someone in somewhere in this world.
Mind it your daily life is watched by someone. So be conscious… remember Prevention is Better than cure.
Tech Impact's Sam Chenkin discusses Microsoft's newest edition of Azure in this 60-minute webinar. Microsoft Azure features an integrated suite of cloud services – analytics, computing, web and mobile apps, networking, storage, and more.
Better yet, Microsoft is offering $5,000 in Azure credits to eligible organizations. Learn what it can do for your organization and how to access Microsoft's Azure donation.
Getting your staff to adopt new technology can be a challenge. Attend this session to learn the steps for implementing new technology in your agency and how to get your staff to actually use it.
Nonprofits often struggle with how to secure their network and IT resources. During this webinar, Steve Longenecker, Project Manager, and Mark Kraemer, Network Administrator, shared IT security best practices, both from a strategic, planning perspective and also in terms of dealing with day-to-day IT issues.
Some of the questions addressed during the webinar include:
1. What kind of policies does your organization need in terms of IT security?
2. What are the risks? What threats should you be most concerned about?
3. What type of training does your staff need?
4. What are some best practices in terms of upgrading hardware and updating software?
5. What are some ways to prevent virus and malware attacks?
"Tech Resources for Business" presented on September 9, 2016, by GadellNet at ComEd's Accelerate Tech event, Olivet Nazarene University, Bourbonnais, IL. Event hosted by the Economic Alliance of Kankakee County, ONU Walker School of Engineering and Kankakee County Chamber of Commerce.
Securing your digital world - Cybersecurity for SBEsSonny Hashmi
This document provides recommendations for small businesses to improve cyber security. It discusses how (1) changing the conversation with end users to be more empathetic and focus on usability can improve security, (2) implementing multi-factor authentication and centralized identity management can replace passwords for stronger access control, and (3) leveraging trusted cloud solutions allows businesses to benefit from economies of scale for security compliance. It also recommends (4) making endpoints as minimal as possible by storing all data in the cloud and browser, and (5) recentralizing content to eliminate silos and enforce consistent policies. The document emphasizes that security should not get in the way of productivity and must be seamless for users.
Securing your digital world cybersecurity for sb esSonny Hashmi
This document provides recommendations for small businesses to improve cyber security. It discusses how (1) changing the conversation with end users to be more empathetic and focus on usability can improve security, (2) implementing multi-factor authentication and centralized identity management can replace passwords for stronger access control, and (3) leveraging trusted cloud solutions allows businesses to benefit from economies of scale for security compliance. It also recommends (4) making endpoints as minimal as possible by storing all data in the cloud and browser, and (5) recentralizing content to eliminate silos and enforce consistent policies. The document emphasizes that security should not get in the way of productivity and usability.
Dna It Solutions Cloud Computing PresentationSylCotter
This document provides an introduction to cloud computing, including:
- Defining cloud computing as enabling access to IT services over the internet on a pay-as-you-go basis, with minimal infrastructure requirements.
- Detailing the main benefits as flexibility, scalability, and reduced costs compared to traditional IT.
- Explaining the types of cloud services available such as hosted desktops, email, servers, storage, backups, and more.
- Demonstrating how cloud solutions work through examples and diagrams of cloud infrastructure and data centers.
- Highlighting considerations for using cloud computing related to broadband access and data usage.
The trend towards personally owned devices in the workplace is on the rise, requiring IT organizations to address this concept with flexibility, yet without compromising security and regulatory requirements.
Download the slide deck as C/D/H discusses:
■Why the move to personal devices?
■How and what technologies are involved?
■Advantages and disadvantages of personal devices
■Managing personal devices
■Four different corporate policies
■What’s next
For more information about C/D/H, contact us at (616) 776-1600 or (248) 546-1800.
Webinar - Compliance with the Microsoft Cloud- 2017-04-19TechSoup
Everyone throws around the word compliance but how do you actually achieve that? In this free, 60-minute webinar Sam Chenkin from Tech Impact discusses achievable goals for the nonprofit community to keep their data safe with the Microsoft Cloud. We explore account security like two-factor authentication, data security like encryption, and how to make sure only compliant devices can access your data.
Pete Wassell (Augmate Corportation) Security in the Enterprise Smart GlassesAugmentedWorldExpo
While companies have made significant strides with mobile device security software on smart phones and tablets, the wearables category is a different story. Personal data, customer data, and sensitive corporate information is at risk with data leaks exposed at multiple end points. There are a number of factors contributing to this situation that we will look at in this presentation as well as best practices to address them. The miniaturization of sensors and cameras and unprecedented connectivity have created a scenario where data can be captured and stored very easily, and at times unwittingly, by users. Lack of policies and careless use of enterprise wearables can be more of a security risk than cyber criminals. The trend of this problem will likely get worse, market forecasts show that IoT devices and wearables will surpass volumes of mobile devices over the next few years. The great promise and benefits of these devices coupled with privacy and security concerns make this technology a double edge sword.
Augmented World Expo (AWE) is back for its seventh year in our largest conference and expo featuring technologies giving us superpowers: augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and wearable tech. Join over 4,000 attendees from all over the world including a mix of CEOs, CTOs, designers, developers, creative agencies, futurists, analysts, investors, and top press in a fantastic opportunity to learn, inspire, partner, and experience first hand the most exciting industry of our times. See more at http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
Technology Trends for 2019: What it Means for Your BusinessPrecisely
Ninety percent of the world’s data was generated in the past two years, and 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated every day. Organizations across industries have an unprecedented opportunity to harness data to move their business forward – but they will need a solid strategy and the right tools to do so.
View this 30-minute webcast on-demand to learn about the technology trends you need to know to use data to your strategic advantage. Syncsort’s CTO, Tendu Yogurtcu, shares insights from our work with data-driven organizations around the world, on the top technology trends for 2019 – and how data governance is key.
The webcast covers opportunities, challenges and best practices for:
• Hybrid Cloud
• IoT
• AI and Machine Learning
• Blockchain
The document provides information about 7 entry level jobs in the information technology industry: IT consultant, mobile application developer, cloud architect, software developer, network and computer systems administrator, web developer, and computer forensic investigator. For each job, it lists the typical salary, job description, required soft skills like communication and problem solving, and technical skills such as programming languages and IT knowledge. The document concludes with the student reflecting on what they learned about the breadth of opportunities in the growing IT field and the importance of staying up to date with changing technologies.
SME Masterclass: 5 Steps to Making Remote Working a Reality in Your BusinessDaisy Group
This document outlines 5 steps to making remote working a reality in businesses: 1) Establish rules for remote working by creating a policy and measuring success. 2) Invest in technology like laptops, tablets, and cloud services. 3) Communicate regularly through email, video calls, and instant messaging. 4) Consider security measures like VPNs and antivirus software. 5) Trust remote employees and treat them well. Remote working is growing in popularity due to benefits like improved productivity, staff morale, and cost savings.
It's a Who, What, Where and Why behind cyber risk in today's modern era - how data breaches happen, why they happen, and what you can do to address them.
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Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.
2. Work From Home Game Plan
•Facts from Working Remotely
•The Challenges of COVID-19
•The Basics for the Employer
•Best Practices for Employee
•Tools needed to Work Remotely
•Threat Landscape
•Cybersecurity Tips
•Questions
3. The Facts of Working Remotely
•52% of the global workforce works from home at least once per week
•85% of Millennials prefer to work remotely
•24% are willing to work longer hours to accomplish goals
•30% accomplish more in less time
•4X as many devices per employee
•Technology can enable teamwork
•People need to connect and communicate across organizations, locations and time zones.
•People have different expectations, preferences, skillsets and abilities
•Employees are now part of 2X as many teams and spend 50% more time collaborating.
•Companies save on rent when having employees work from home.
4. The Challenges of COVID-19
•Last minute CEO, Executive and Managerial Decisions
•No proper planning and budget
•Remote Employees is not normal. Example: Children will be home.
•Legacy Technology can make things complex
•Allowing BYOD into the Corporate Environment
•No Time for Training
•If Mandatory Quarantine is in place; fixing broken equipment will be an issue.
•Cybersecurity
5. The Basics for the Employer
•Implement remote work policies
•Have Employees take the equipment with them in case there is an overnight need.
•Analyze your IT Infrastructure
•Implement Cyber Security tools to protect the data.
•Implement a Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan
•Protect against data leaks
•Understand Overtime Rules
•Employee Education is required
•Maintain patches on machines and devices
6. Best Practices for Employee
•Treat it like another day at the office. Get dressed just like you go to work.
•Set a part of your house as your dedicated work area. Keep in mind you will be doing video.
•Pay attention to Ergonomics.
•Investing in multiple monitors makes a difference in productivity.
•Know how to communicate with each other as you won’t be running into each other in the halls.
•Set clear expectations
•Resolve issues with a quick call. Promptly return emails, calls and voice mails.
•Ask for Feedback
•Set boundaries with your family.
•Have a “Fun” or “Social” Channel
•Make sure your loved ones know they can’t use your work equipment
7. The Tools needed to Work Remotely
•Business Class Email - Calendars
•Office 365
•G Suite
•Online File Storage, Sharing and Co-Authoring
•Chat and Online Meetings – Video Conferencing and Messaging Software
•Secure Remote Access – VPN, Remote Access Software
•Enterprise Level Antivirus
•Phone
• Line of Business Applications
8. Threat Landscape
Cyberattacks target small
businesses
Devices are compromised by
ransomware every month
Small businesses close their doors
after a cyberattack
Average cyber attack remediation
cost for small businesses
43% 55K 60% $900K
9. System, noun.
A set of things working together as parts of
a mechanism or an interconnecting network
10. Cyber Security Tips
•Avoid duplication of data at all costs
•Confidential
•Integrity
•Available
•Backups are the most important aspect of protecting
•Work with an MSP or a professional that can help you select the right tools and migration.
•Take advantage of the emergency offers by companies
•Make it easy for users to get started with tools that have self activation portals
•Setup MFA when possible
•Ensure devices and systems are fully protected
11. Cyber Security Tips
•Encrypt the devices
•Create a secure connection back to office
•Scan and secure email
•Provide Wireless Access Points to protect data
•Enable Web Filtering
•Enable Cloud Storage
•Manage Devices and Peripherals
•Control Mobile Devices
•Simplify security issue reporting
•Beware Shadow IT
14. Chamber in the Community
•Visit the Boca Chamber’s website under
Resources for information regarding COVID-
19.
https://web.bocaratonchamber.com/the_chamber/coronavirus.aspx
15. The APP for the Community
•The Boca Chamber app connects you
directly to The Chamber world.
•Socialize on social media
•Read up on the latest Chamber news
•Utilize our directory to make connections.
•Resources to enhance your Chamber
experience.
16. Erick Solms
CEO of Simplitfy
esolms@simplitfy.com
561-425-6101
https://www.linkedin.com/in/esolms
http://www.simplitfy.com
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