Lessons Learned from Remote Workforces During COVID-19Lessons Learned from Remote Workforces During COVID-19   In early March, we started fielding questions from customers related to what would ultimately evolve into a health crisis on a scale we haven’t seen in our...

The Critical Nature of Data Backup and Disaster RecoveryThe Critical Nature of Data Backup and Disaster Recovery   News of a major natural disaster or a massive cyber-attack often puts “disaster recovery planning” at the top of the agenda for IT leaders. The...

It’s no secret that COVID-19 is front and center on the minds of people and businesses across the world. Unfortunately, in times like these many organizations are now asking a question that has been lingering for a long time: Have we looked at our organization’s contingency planning?

They are now asking questions that just a short time ago seemed like overkill. Unfortunately, the overkill has become …

Work in healthcare IT? Join us at booth 216 as we sponsor the 12th Annual DV/NJHIMSS Fall Event on October 23–25, 2019 at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, NJ. This event is a great opportunity to learn about the latest advancements in healthcare technology.

Healthcare IT leaders today face unique challenges, particularly as it relates to storage and compliance. Identifying which types of data should be backed…

We’re proud to serve as event sponsor for Delaware’s Annual Cyber Security Workshop, Secure Delaware 2019. The workshop, held on Tuesday September 24th at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, is a full-day session focused on helping businesses learn how they can protect themselves from cyber-attacks. With ransomware attacks rising dramatically, there is no more urgent time than now for companies to learn how they can…

Healthcare Data Breaches on the Rise – and Healthcare Data Remains at Risk If you had to guess what kind of data is most likely to be stolen, what might be at the top of your list? On one hand, identity thieves may prefer social security numbers they can sell to others – and in turn used to rack up charges on fraudulently obtained credit cards. Others may want to collect passwords and logins to steal valuable corporate secrets. For a certain…