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Cloud security has become a major concern with the number of cloud account attacks skyrocketing by 630% last year. With most business data being protected only by a username and password, fraudulent sign-in attempts are happening with increasing frequency. 

Cloud adoption has nearly become complete with most businesses having much of their workflow in the cloud. Public cloud end-user spending is expected to grow another 23% in 2021, as companies move any last offline processes to the cloud.

One of the last legacy platforms that many Dallas companies have been hanging onto is their landline phone system. There are many reasons for this including the fact that they’ve most likely invested quite a bit in it over the years.

Seventy-seven percent of all cloud account data breaches are due to compromised passwords. Passwords allow a hacker the easiest path to get to account data and resources, bypassing any account security meant to keep them out.

Windows 10 was released in July of 2015, and it’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about a new Windows version. The Windows OS product lifecycle is typically about a decade, and this version is due to be retired in October 2025. So, we knew that soon, we were going to be hearing about…

Over the last year and a half, video meeting software has become a business necessity. When people were on lockdown during the worst days of the pandemic, video conferences were the only way to safely meet and still see each other.

Cloud waste has become a major problem, with it nearly doubling year over year. Companies end up paying for apps they don’t need because they’re not exploring all the features of the tools they already have.