It's hard to predict the future. Just think of all that has happened in the world in the last two years. From the COVID-19 pandemic to supply chain issues to inflation and war, no one could have predicted these events…
Wi-Fi 6 is coming, are you prepared? One thing we can all agree on, the faster the Wi-Fi the better. If you haven’t heard the good news, here it is; FASTER WI-FI SPEEDS ARE COMING! You may have started hearing…
While organizations and workers have certainly benefitted from the advancement of technology, it has also introduced an unprecedented number of cybersecurity risks. Ransomware attacks, for example, hit businesses every 11 seconds in 2021!1 Therefore, if you want your business to…
The current threat landscape is rapidly advancing, with cybercriminals constantly upgrading their toolset to break through security defenses. If you want to outsmart malicious hackers, it’s time to start thinking like them. Fend them off with various layered defense methods.…
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The purpose of this month is to help ensure that every individual stays safe and secure online. With more and more devices and gadgets having the ability to connect to the internet, it is…
Due to the threat of the coronavirus (COVID-19), many companies will be deciding to either work remotely or stay in their offices. Speros has been serving the technology needs of Savannah’s businesses since 1984. Today, businesses are facing a huge…
There are many myths out there about cybersecurity. Believing in them can be a grave mistake when it comes to your business. That’s why it’s important to educate yourself and your employees on what myths hold some truth, and which…
Cybersecurity remains a major concern for any business, but especially small businesses. Cybercriminals continue to invent new ways to find and exploit security vulnerabilities in your company network. That’s why your business needs a firewall. What is a firewall? Typically,…
The Verizon Data Breach Report determined there were 2,013 confirmed data breaches in the United States last year. A total of 43% of those involved were small business victims. So what are the top causes of data breaches? More often…
By now, you probably have a good understanding of “the cloud.” But, just to refresh your memory, the cloud is an offsite server that houses your company data. You access your data by connecting to these servers over the internet.…
