All too many companies assume the security of their systems and data are adequate until they’re hit with an attack, and by then, it’s too late. The results can be devastating. According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, 60% of small and medium businesses that are hacked go out of business after six months. To […]
For many years, when people described companies like Packet Fusion as integrators, they were referring to combining hardware from many manufacturers with software from many providers to create superior solutions. Today’s integrators add value by combining cloud services and making them work well together. This provides tremendous latitude when planning more effective user experiences, in […]
“Sorry, we’ve been busy putting out fires…” Tired of hearing this answer when you inquire about the progress on your latest request of the IT department in your company? You may be a big part of the solution. Enablement You’re an executive, a manager, perhaps a director. A highly competent human being capable of performing […]
All servers are in the cloud, leaving none in what was your data center. All users may be working from any of a large number of places on networks that you do not own, manage, or have visibility into. Data and network security are now your primary concerns. If this scenario does not currently describe […]
SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Networking) is routing technology that allows the combination of multiple kinds of connections bonded together to result in one very fast, highly resilient, fault-tolerant secure network. Since it is software-based, it is highly flexible, adaptable, and agile. But there are hundreds of vendors out there, all claiming to offer the best […]
Your network has layers—seven of them, actually (application, presentation, session, transport, network, data link and physical). Each layer requires specific security measures for the overall network to be secure, and while it’s not a piece of cake, it is manageable. To help, we’ve compiled this guide to the essential security you need at each layer […]