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In This Issue
4 Common Threats that Can Be Alleviated By Backing Up Your Data
72% of Organizations Believe BYOD is the Way to Go
Is Your Network is in the Cloud? What Do You Do with No Internet?
Threat Spotlight: Brute-Force Attacks and How to Defend Against Them
 
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1. Call (586) 258-0650
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Tech Quote!

"Cell phones are so convenient
that they're an inconvenience."
- Haruki Murakami



It doesn't take much to derail a business. Even the slightest disruption in power can lead to an unexpected power-down, and something as simple as a severe rainstorm could lead to floods that wash away your data...
Mobile devices continue to be an important part of doing business, and organizations are ready and willing to accept them into the workplace environment with open arms. Yet, the fact remains that doing so can be of...  
Virtualization is changing the way that businesses access information, to the point where many organizations simply choose to store their data infrastructure in the cloud and access it as needed. While this is... 
One of the most popular methods of online hacking attacks involves what's called a brute force attack. This is when a hacker overwhelms a login system with multiple attempts until the hacker is able to log in and access...