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The world is slowing down during this COVID-19 pandemic. Wall Street is being hit hard. People are no longer going out. We’re told to quarantine or self-isolate and not engage in groups.
You can bet there’s one group that’s not slowing down at all.
In a matter of just a few short weeks, we have gone from living how we’ve always lived to changing just about everything we do. Schools are out for weeks if not months. Cruises have stopped sailing, and air transportation may be next. Bars and restaurants are closing, sporting events are nonexistent and so many people are now unemployed.
As a business owner today, you are now facing unprecedented challenges to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic. You are asked to self-isolate and practice social distancing to “flatten the curve.” You are asked to allow your employees to work from home to reduce possible exposure and slow the spread of COVID-19.
These are all reasonable requests.
When comparing cloud computing and dedicated onsite servers, the question often becomes a "capital expenses (capex) vs. operating expenses (opex)" argument. But the idea that you buy a server and rent a cloud computing solution is misleading, especially on a balance sheet.
Are you looking for ways to improve collaboration around your organization? Tired of people failing to participate, document version management getting out of control, and lacking the visibility to manage project collaboration? If so, cloud computing is the ideal solution.
Cybersecurity Tip of the Week
You’re a hardworking team player who likes to check e-mail and get a few things done after hours – all good! But here’s something you might not know: you should never access company data, file servers or applications through personal devices and home PCs that are not properly locked-down and monitored by TOSS C3 or another reputable company.
Cybersecurity Tip of the Week
A phishing e-mail is a bogus e-mail that is carefully designed to look like a legitimate request (or attached file) from a site you trust in an effort to get you to willingly give up your login information to a particular web site or to click and download a virus.
It is with profound sadness that I inform you of the sudden loss of our beloved co-worker and friend James Bredin. James passed away yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital surrounded by his family and loved ones.
James served as the Manager of Imaging Informatics at Newton-Wellesley Hospital from May 2014 through present.
Cybersecurity Tip of the Week
Not too long ago, the CryptoLocker ransomware virus was all over the news, infecting over 250,000 computers in its first 100 days of release (at least that’s the number reported – the real numbers are probably MUCH higher). The threat was fairly straightforward: Pay us or we’ll delete all your data.