Databranch Monthly Tech Talk

IT Solutions for the Workplace

May | 2024

What's Inside?

1 - Dan Earns His Certified Ethical Hacker Certification

2 - Monthly Update from Mike - How

to Request Service

3 - Most Dangerous Myths About Cloud Data Backup

4 - Choosing the Right SaaS Backup Solution

5 - Essential Steps to Protect

Cloud Data

6 - Understanding the Shared Responsibility Model

7 - A Visual Guide to the Shared Responsibility Model

Did you know?

The first book sold on Amazon.com was Douglas Hofstadter's Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.

Congratulations to Dan for Obtaining his Certified Ethical Hacker Certification!

A Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a professional certification that qualifies a persons ability to ethically penetrate a companies networking systems, with their permission, to identify any security vulnerabilities.

The CEH certification shows conceptual understanding of the current threat landscape, along with an understanding of the tools and methodologies used by cybercriminals.

View Databranch's list of Certifications

Monthly Update from Mike

As we head towards a summer full of relaxation, Databranch wants to remind everyone to stay vigilant towards your cybersecurity.

Our team continues to see a marked increase in phishing attempts and security concerns.

Because of this, I wanted to take this time and share the best methods for our clients to connect with the Databranch Service Team.

For cybersecurity emergencies, questions about existing service, or to schedule an engineer for new service, please reach out to our service team at:

Email: support@databranch.com

Phone: 716-373-4467 option 4.

We encourage our clients to not reach out to our engineers directly.

Instead, please use the contact information above to schedule all services through our Client Services Coordinator, who is responsible for client inquiries and allocating engineer resources.

This will ensure your requests are received by our entire team versus a singular person, eliminating any potential delays if our engineers are onsite or out of the office.

Regards,

Mike Wilson

President - Databranch

What's New on the Blog

Most Dangerous Myths About Cloud Data Backup

Is your SaaS data as safe as you think it is?

Discover the truth behind some of the most common data security misconceptions and learn why relying solely on SaaS providers for data protection could leave your business vulnerable.

Choosing the Right SaaS Backup Solution

With the rising popularity of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, ensuring data protection is more crucial than ever.

But how do you choose the right backup solution that ensures your data remains protected, compliant and easily recoverable? Unlock the secret to protecting your business-critical data in the cloud!

New Cybersecurity Resources

Essential Steps to Protect Cloud Data

Here’s how you can secure your data:

Implement encryption
Establish security policies
Access control measurements
Security audits and monitoring
Employee training
Backup and recovery planning

Our concise checklist will help you ensure that your cloud data remains safe and secure.

Download Checklist

Secure Your Data by Understanding the Shared Responsibility Model

Although SaaS providers secure the cloud infrastructure, it is not their responsibility to ensure the safety of your data. The shared responsibility model clarifies this by outlining your role in safeguarding your information.

Our Shared Responsibility Model video explains the concept of cloud security and the key aspects of the shared responsibility mode

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and take control of your cloud security. Reach out to Databranch to learn more.

Schedule a Consultation

A Visual Guide to the Shared Responsibility Model

While SaaS applications offer amazing benefits for your business, securing your data is a team effort. Go beyond basic security by taking a proactive approach. Implement strong data encryption and access controls — don't rely only on your cloud provider's security. Customize your security plan with Databranch for added protection.

Download Infographic

Technology Trivia

What company made the first portable computer in 1981?

Email us at info@databranch.com if you think you know the answer!

Need a Laugh?

What do you call a

computer superhero?

A Screensaver!

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