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The Gigabit Network Card is the first UPS network card in the industry to meet both UL 2900-1 and IEC 62443-4-2 cybersecurity standards.

In this issue: Year Ahead in Processors | WFH IoT Security | Solving Cash Flow Problems | Business Bots | Peer of the Year Winner

This educational eBook, the sequel to the popular “Why Hacker’s Hack” series, explores cybercriminal personas and who is most likely to fall prey to these scam artists.

In this issue: Year-Ahead Technology Forecast | Post-Perimeter WFH Security | Review: Zyxel USG Flex Series | Remote Employee Management | Options for Edge Connectivity

This Expert Guide offers some best practices for defending against attacks on managed service providers’ systems, shoring up risk management strategies to avoid lawsuits, protecting edge computing devices, and keeping remote workers safe.

This Expert Guide explores how to launch a managed security practice and issues to consider when building out a security stack, as well as dealing with customer resistance and cybersecurity talent shortages, plus some in’s and out’s of cyber insurance.

In this issue: Smart Things, Smart Partners | Cloud Management Pain and Relief | Review: Acer Travelmate P614 | Answers on PPP and EIDL | Diversity Focus: Beyond the Office

Here’s the terrible news. For section one of this two part series, we couldn’t discover 30 nerds younger than 30 in our SMB technology network. For this case, a nerd is a Managed Services Provider, specialist or architect—the real deal! Also, the news deteriorates—with the above persona definition, we were unable to discover at least one ladies in technology who fit our standards. What’s happening with that?

In the present complex IT conditions, it is a higher priority than any time in recent memory to ensure your customers devices, infrastructure and foundation is state-of-the-art, and prepared for what will come in the future. To ensure customers remain operational MSPs are preforming regular audits to look at the life cycle of devices, as well as back of house infrastructure to ensure the insurance protection is matched up with the operational life pattern of the hardware.

Would you be happy to accept a decrease in salary to keep telecommuting after the pandemic?