BNMC Blog

Mobile malware may not always be in the spotlight, but it can seriously threaten organizations that rely on smartphones, particularly small businesses with limited resources. These businesses often lack the extensive teams and budgets required for comprehensive mobile strategies, including device management, data protection, phone plans, and security measures. In this article, we'll explore how even organizations with tight budgets can effectively guard against mobile malware.

Cyber threats have become a typical headline in today's fast-paced digital world, causing damage to businesses of all sizes. The consequences of cyber-attacks can range from financial loss to reputational damage, so it's essential to prioritize cybersecurity in your business operations. This is where cyber hygiene comes in. 

Maintaining strong cyber hygiene is crucial for safeguarding your business's digital health. Cyber hygiene involves proactive measures to prevent breaches, secure data, and maintain system integrity. From regularly updating software to effective password management, these practices are designed to reduce vulnerabilities and enhance overall cybersecurity. By partnering with our Managed IT Services Provider in Woburn, businesses can mitigate risks, prevent potential data losses, and maintain trust with clients and stakeholders. 

In today's rapidly evolving business environment, technology is the cornerstone of every operation. From communication tools to data management systems, businesses depend heavily on IT infrastructure for efficiency. However, these systems have challenges, including technical failures, data breaches, and system downtimes. These issues cause more than just disruptions; they result in significant financial losses and operational delays. Many businesses adopt a reactive approach to IT maintenance, addressing problems only after they arise. This costly and inefficient method leads to unnecessary downtime and expensive emergency repairs.

Has your business moved on from traditional telephone systems yet? Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, is one solution that makes sense for your operations and finances. Today, we want to explore the many benefits that your business can leverage from VoIP.

Businesses face a myriad of challenges, many of which originate from within their walls. Whether it's dealing with cyberthreats, dissatisfied customers, or unreliable suppliers, every business leader must navigate various internal and external issues. However, internal problems can sometimes be the most disruptive. Today, we’ll explore two significant employee-related challenges that can create substantial obstacles for business owners.

Most business owners don’t have the right technology in place. We see it all the time. A company will call us because they are not seeing the returns they anticipated on their technology investment, and after the assessment, they simply don’t have the right tools in place.

Make no mistake about it, electing the right technology for your business is crucial for success. In today’s blog, we provide four tips to guide you in making the best choice.

Scams are so common that everyone should fear them. That doesn’t mean we should be paralyzed by them, though. They’re mostly easy enough to spot, provided you know what to look for. Today, we’re covering these red flags and how you can identify a scam and consider all warning signs to make it out of such a situation unscathed.

Data powers businesses, but it’s not just confined to the professional world—we share vast amounts of data in our personal lives, too. Even seemingly trivial communications like chats, grocery requests, and meme or pet picture exchanges are data. And wherever there’s data, there’s a place where it’s stored.

Ask your HR representative how their job goes most days and you’ll get an emphatic “It’s going.” One way that you can make HR easier is through the implementation of technology solutions. By giving your team better tools to manage their tasks, you can ensure that they feel empowered to handle their tasks as efficiently as possible.

Data backup may not be at the forefront of your business’ technology list, but it needs to be a consideration. Like much of the technology we use for our businesses, backup is going through a lot of positive innovations at the moment. Let’s take a look at five things that are going to change the look of enterprise data redundancy.