I ride a motorcycle.  I ride it to work, I tool around on back roads every opportunity I have, do the occasional weekend trip and a cross country ride is on my bucket list.  Before I ride I always do a pre-ride check to make sure there are no issues with the bike and I ALWAYS ride defensively.

Question: What if my Internet connection goes down for an extended period of time?
Our Answer: While this is a valid concern, TOSS C3 offers a service called WAN-UP™ which takes two or more wired and or wireless internet services from different providers and connects them to the supplied 24/7 managed appliance.

With all the recent news on network and cloud security, including the celebrity iCloud hacks, we wanted to share this infographic on network security. You don't have to be a celebrity to have your information stolen and as a business it is vital that you protect yourself, this infographic will show you what is out there and what you can use to stay protected.

For most of us having intimate photos leaked to millions of people on the internet would be an absolutely horrifying event. Unfortunately this is exactly what happened to multiple high profile celebrities last week, not a great way to spend your Labor Day.

A Russian crime ring has been credited with breaching and obtaining 1.2 billion username and password combinations including 500 million email accounts. This information was taken from over 420,000 websites ranging from large house hold names to small companies.

The smartphone has completely changed the way that employees work and interact with their co-workers. It has also completely changed the security landscape for most companies. In 2012 Gartner found that 65% of corporations were adopting new mobile device management (MDM) tactics to try and address the security concerns that smartphones and tablets were bringing into the workplace.

A major concern that many have about the cloud is security. Due to the recent media focus on Edward Snowden and the NSA this question has become more poignant than ever. Our simple answer to this growing concern is that the cloud is secure and in most cases is a more secure way of accessing and storing data, the reason why is largely due to economies of scale.

One of the easiest ways for someone to steal your information online is through something known as a Keylog. This can be installed on your computer in many different ways (malware, virus, API, webforms), but in end it will have the same effect, the keylog will track all of the keystrokes you enter on your computer.