Five Cyber Insurance Considerations
When you read the news or simply turn on the television, cyber security is a much bigger problem today than most of us would ever have imagined. ACP is receiving…
Cyber Security Recap: 2022
The passing of another year provides a perfect opportunity to reflect. And, because 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the incomparable Bob Dorough and the Schoolhouse Rock gang musically, mathematically,…
Why Business Continuity Makes Sense for SMBs
Did you know that approximately 40 to 60 percent of small businesses that experience a total shutdown of operations never reopen? Is your business willing to roll the dice on…
NextGen Managed Services: Break Free from Break/Fix
“We’ll just fix it when it breaks!” Now there’s a mindset which looks completely out of place in a whole bunch of contexts. Take hang-gliding, for example. Or deep-sea exploration.…
How I Got Hacked
Written by Christopher Dean of Citon/ACP My teenage son plays varsity soccer for his local high school team. As fans of our son and “the beautiful game,” my wife and…
Understanding the Cost of Downtime
Of all the different factors that can cause system downtime, including human error and natural disasters, ransomware sits atop the mountain of threats. A pandemic and geopolitical unrest have created…
How Your Business Can Recover Quickly from Any Disaster
Far too many people rely solely on hope when it comes to avoiding a disaster that has the potential to put your business under. Hope, unfortunately, is not going to…
Defining Managed Services
Whether you’re plagued with persistent network problems, such as security vulnerabilities, poor performance, and a barrage of support requests, or you just need a little network fine tuning, managed services…
Network Access Control for a Zero Trust Age
Previously, we’ve written about the zero trust network security framework and separately, about network access control (NAC). But how do zero trust and NAC fit together? Is it like a…
Securing Your IoT Devices
What is IoT (Internet of Things)? The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the network of physical objects, hence the use of the word ‘things’, that have built-in software, sensors, and…
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