Topics: Disaster Recovery, Managed Services
Continuing my previous discussion of what makes a password strong is the additional need to routinely change your password. The reason to change your password is that the longer your password remains the same, the more likely it will be discovered by a malicious user.
Topics: Disaster Recovery, Data Security
You always hear about choosing strong passwords. Every time you sign up online for any account, you are advised to choose a strong password and maybe even given colors showing you the strength of the password you have selected. What exactly is a strong password, though?
Topics: Disaster Recovery, Data Security
• Ability to closely monitor performance. Staff is always “down the hallway”
Topics: Managed Services
Cost often drives the outsourcing of key IT applications and services, but your analysis shouldn’t stop there when looking for managed services. Factoring in employee salaries, employee workloads, and the core expertise of your IT department also needs to come into play when making the decision to outsource or keep the IT applications/systems under the management of your in-house staff.
Topics: Managed Services