With the amount of threats out there targeting business IT, cybersecurity has become an important part of your IT strategy. At Directive, our team of certified IT professionals adapt a comprehensive understanding of today’s threats into actionable strategies designed to keep all of your digital assets secure. And we do mean all of them. Our strategy is pretty simple: we not only use cutting-edge technologies and techniques, we design a cybersecurity strategy to specifically fit your organization to guarantee that you have a plan in place that covers all endpoints, pathways, and processes that your business uses. Every organization is different, and needs a careful, consistent approach to security.
Imagine leaving the physical doors of your business unlocked overnight. The thought is unsettling, isn’t it? You wouldn’t risk your assets, your hard work, and the trust of your clients like that. That’s precisely the risk many small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) unknowingly take by underestimating the importance of cybersecurity. Let’s explore just how important proper cybersecurity truly is.
With remote workers, you have a lot more questions to consider on a daily basis, especially in the realms of productivity and security. If you’re not careful, you could put your business at risk. Here’s how you can face these challenges head-on and ensure your organization doesn’t suffer any negative side effects of remote work.
Have you ever thought about whether a hacker could secretly read your emails with your clients and coworkers? If you handle your own email system, it’s really important to know about email encryption. Encryption helps keep your emails safe and private so you can focus on running your business without worrying about hackers. Here are three big problems you could face if you don’t encrypt your emails: