A collection of 9 posts
There is no denying the fervor throughout the world regarding artificial intelligence (AI) and its emergence in the workplace, but a new danger called shadow AI has come as a side effect. Read on to learn what you can do to keep your company safe from this threat. Shadow AI
You should always choose the right tool for the job. But what about the tools used in cyber security? They seem to change quite often, which leads to a situation where organizations find themselves using the wrong tools. This results in a host of problems, which in a permanently hybrid
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses were already pursuing digital solutions to their most pressing business challenges. The ability to provide an excellent customer experience and optimize productivity had many opting for cloud migration when there was an opportunity for an upgrade. But these widespread changes are coming with technology challenges.
Malicious actors are always looking for low-hanging fruit. In a post-pandemic world, that image may represent companies still operating with a pre-COVID cyber security posture. While many companies raced to adopt cloud solutions, the corresponding changes to security haven’t necessarily been pursued with as much urgency. There are steps
How’s your security posture in this post-pandemic era? It’s a question many companies are asking now as they assess where they stand after the initial scramble of the pandemic and how they can meet today’s needs while preparing for the future. The first priority when companies went
Technology may have paved the way for a permanent remote or hybrid work environment, but it was the pandemic that served as a catalyst and cemented the workplace model. As companies strive to secure their networks and equip employees for optimal productivity, one of their focal points for maximizing effectiveness
The shift to hybrid work was already in motion before the pandemic, with employers increasingly embracing the appeal of work-life balance for attracting the best talent. The pandemic simply accelerated the move, and now most companies consider it a given that hybrid work is here to stay. But with employees
The abrupt shift to remote work at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic left IT teams scrambling to arm workers with the right equipment, while rushing to address cyber security risks. As companies settle in for longer-term remote strategies, it’s important to seal up any potential vulnerabilities in your
According to a recent survey, 96% [https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/survey-productivity-balance-improve-during-pandemic-remote-work/] of remote workers would like to continue working from home or at least have the option to utilize a hybrid model with only partial time spent at an office. Now that the initial rush of equipping remote