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5 Reasons to Outsource Your Small Business IT

July 28th, 2021|Blog|

The IT department is one of the most important parts of a business. Whether it is a large enterprise or a small business, IT plays a huge role in the bottom line of a company. An IT staff is also critical because they deal with sensitive business information. Of course, having your own IT team [...]

Remote Work Is Here to Stay: How to Keep Your Organization’s Data Safe and Secure

July 20th, 2021|Blog|

Your data is the lifeblood of your company. Losing it to your competitors or cybercriminals can have serious consequences, including losing your reputation or credibility, experiencing operational downtime issues, losing money to legal action or fixing your systems, and losing intellectual property. While data breaches are now standard, innovative organizations take the proper measures to [...]

4 Reasons to Outsource Your Healthcare Facility’s IT

July 14th, 2021|Blog|

Technology plays a significant role in running a modern healthcare business. Therefore, your facility must have the ability to manage and protect data. You should also be able to maintain and expand your IT infrastructure in response to your business' growth. Outsourcing your facility's IT department has many benefits. Here are four reasons why you [...]

Actions to Take After a Cybersecurity Breach

June 15th, 2021|Blog|

Data breaches can affect any company and any person at any time. An astounding one in five Americans will be the victim of one of these attacks this year.[1] The theft of your corporate or personal data puts your entire livelihood at risk. When hackers access your data, they can transfer your money, steal your [...]

5 Ways Employee Burnout Puts Your Company’s Security at Risk

May 25th, 2021|Blog|

Burnout is a common problem among workers. In fast-paced, high-stress environments like IT, burnout is a considerable risk for workers. If you notice signs of burnout in your employees, your company could experience these five types of security risks. 1. Clicking on Nefarious Emails "Burned-out" workers may experience cognitive problems which results from the crushing [...]

5 Reasons Why Nonprofits Need Professional IT Support

May 17th, 2021|Blog|

Every nonprofit relies on a wide variety of technologies. They use email, they may have an e-commerce platform to sell items and use the income for activities, and they may request online donations from the community. Most nonprofits also need to keep track of their volunteers and donations for tax and other purposes. Consider these [...]

What to Know About Google’s New Network Connectivity Center

May 3rd, 2021|Blog|

As we at Artemis IT know the cloud potentially offers greater agility and speed, but as more companies transition to cloud services, new levels of complexity test the confines of legacy technology. Enterprises are having to juggle their older technology with the new demands of a growing online presence. Just in time to help with [...]

Email Spoofing: What Is It, and How Can You Prevent It?

April 27th, 2021|Blog|

While the term “email spoofing” may not sound as intimidating as other forms of cybercrime, it occurs frequently, and the potential costs to its victims are worrying. According to industry statistics, hackers perform 96% of their phishing attacks via email, with the average BEC (business email compromise) costing organizations $3.92 million.[1] Given the meteoric rise [...]

5 Cybersecurity Tips When Working from Home

March 18th, 2021|Blog|

Many companies these days are letting employees work from home which saves businesses the costs of renting offices and gives workers the flexibility they need to be productive. While working from home is beneficial for many, the cybersecurity risks are a major downside. Here are five tips to ensure that your setup is safe when [...]

3 Tips to Avoid Phishing Scams

March 10th, 2021|Blog|

3 Tips for Avoiding Phishing Scams Picture this: You're at work when you get an email from your boss, encouraging you to check out a new financial document. You click the link and are prompted to put in your email address and password. Without a second thought, you comply. Unfortunately, you've become a victim of [...]

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