Organizations are not confident in their knowledge of the threat landscape. However, all this confusion presents a strategic opportunity for MSPs – end customers now more than ever need a trusted security advisor.
In this latest Forbes piece, our Senior Director of Product Management, Bojan Dusevic, outlines the seven stages companies go through when falling victim to ransomware, as well as advice on how to respond and combat the attack.
We are writing to inform all Microsoft® Office users of a new zero-day attack that installs malware onto fully patched systems running Microsoft’s operating system via an Office vulnerability. We recommend refraining from sending or opening any Word documents via email.
We have moved nearly 500,000 McAfee users onto our new email security platform – Intermedia Email Protection. Now, these users enjoy not only better email protection, but complete mailbox integration and outstanding reliability and support.
In honor of World Backup Day, we’ve decided to cover the importance of file backup and how real-time solutions and business continuity play a vital role in encouraging work productivity and preventing data loss.
Companies using or considering Dropbox should take note that these changes will make it more expensive to manage and control their employees’ sharing activities. It might be wise to consider another option: SecuriSync from Intermedia.
“SecuriSync checked all our boxes and more. It combines both backup and file sharing together in a solution that’s easy for employees to use, but also includes the security and protection features that we required.” — Brain Shellabarger, Chief Technology Officer at AAPC
Ryan Barrett, Intermedia VP of Security and Privacy, offers sound advice to help your company in his latest Forbes article There’s just no getting around the fact that ransomware attacks […]
Late last year, we released Intermedia’s inaugural IT Confidence Index. To recap: we measured the confidence levels of 350 IT decision makers (ITDMs) on a 10-point scale where 0 represents […]
Downtime is not an option. For most companies, email downtime can grind business to a halt. In fact, the average cost to a business for email downtime was $870,000 in 20151. Add viruses, […]
