Cloud storage plays an increasingly important role in our everyday business functions. However, with greater security threats and risk of data mining, storing important information and documents on remote “cloud” servers has become a controversial workplace topic. Nearly everyone in today’s modern business world has, at one point or another, dabbled with cloud storage, especially on their smartphones and tablets. Still, many people don’t know enough about the very important i

Artificial intelligence- just the name is enough to scare off some business owners. As a society, we have become so dependent on robots that we fear them. It’s a Hollywood plotline that never gets old, feeding into our paranoia that someday robots may actually take over. Today, we are becoming increasingly dependent on the robots used for artificial intelligence and are only on the cusp of greater technological advances to come. But it is not something we should fear! Here’s

Data Disaster Recovery Plans: What You Need to Know to Stay Prepared Failing to plan is planning to fail. These words could not be more true for the world of information technology. Whether you are new to IT and only have a small system or you are a seasoned pro managing a complex network of thousands of backbone servers, you will need to develop a disaster recovery plan in case your data is ever lost or compromised. What is a disaster recovery plan? A disaster recovery plan,

Ransomware is malicious software that threatens to publish the victim's data or personal information or perpetually block access to certain data unless a ransom is paid. More simple ransomware may just lock the system while more advanced malware of this type uses a method called crypto viral extortion where it encrypts the victim's files and data, then demands a ransom payment to decrypt them. Most ransomware attacks require that the ransom payment be sent via crypto currency

IT services for companies in Savannah are going to be necessary from a budget angle once you grow to a certain size. When your company starts to gain traction you may only have a couple of employees each using their own laptops. At this point tech support and conductivity aren't a major concern. Once that small team starts to gain momentum it will grow and eventually the business will leave his own offices. As the team continues to grow in this transition are into a larger wo