Making the right decisions for your business depends entirely on what information you have available to you at any given time. If you don’t really know what’s happening in your business, how well it’s performing, and where it may be failing, how can you effectively lead it? This is especially true of your business technology. […]
Do You Know What’s Going On In Your Network?
Category: Construction
What is Managed Security And Why Do You Need it ?
What is managed security? A lot of companies, thought leaders and vendors are talking about MANAGED SECURITY and MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES PROVIDERs (MSSPs) – but what are they? Simply put, MSSPs keep an eye on your security systems (firewalls, routers, log collectors, SIEMs, Antivirus and Antimalware dashboards) and either alert your in-house team to take […]
Does your construction firm have a cybersecurity expert on speed dial?
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) plays an undeniably important role in the modern cybersecurity landscape. Each decision the FTC makes helps to redefine the status quo of the nation’s security and privacy culture, which is why it’s so important to pay attention! Whereas many IT and cybersecurity professionals are only just now beginning to follow […]
Brainlink International Redefines Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity for Professionals
Key Lessons Learned From Hurricane Sandy Most IT consultants and providers want to believe they have disaster recovery and business continuity all figured out. They set up back-ups and assume that no matter how terrible the disaster, they’ll be able to bounce back immediately. However, the cybersecurity veterans at Brainlink International are urging CFOs and […]
The 5 Keys to an Effective Cyber Attack Response
Imagine this… A staff member returning from a business trip calls you frantically from the airport – they left their company-issued laptop at the hotel, but the hotel staff hasn’t been able to find it. The worst part – that device has access to sensitive company systems and data. WHAT DO YOU DO? IT emergencies […]