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Businesses operating in today’s always-online environment are faced with a constant struggle to protect their data and prevent cybercrime. In this digital world, cybercriminals constantly evolve their methods of attack to stay one step ahead of security solutions.

The decision to upgrade your IT infrastructure is important and can have a major impact on your company’s future. With the growing number of employees preferring to shift to a hybrid work model, it’s reasonable to question whether investing in new IT infrastructure is the right course to take.

Biomedical companies are growing increasingly reliant on technology to streamline operations, increase visibility, and drive transformation.

For small businesses and large enterprises in the modern workplace, productivity tools are essential to the management and performance of daily business operations. Cloud-based workplace solutions are quickly becoming the new normal, allowing employees to work from any location and at the times that best suit them.

More businesses are using cloud technology than ever before. Cloud spending as part of overall IT budgets has significantly increased in the last two years. By 2023, 50% of all business workloads are predicted to be running in the cloud.

Cybersecurity is a growing concern. With the increasing use of technology, it has become easier for cybercriminals to infiltrate personal information, steal money or even commit acts of terrorism.

BCS365’s co-managed IT services will give your internal IT team a much-needed boost, and streamline your daily operations.

Article updated 3/30/2023

As the manufacturing industry moves forward with its digital transformation initiatives, the risk of cybersecurity threats and attacks increases substantially.

Cyberattacks on the biotechnology industry are increasing, and becoming more sophisticated. Biotech companies are under increasing daily attacks, from brute force and phishing attempts, to targeting of vulnerable web apps.

In the wake of the global pandemic, many businesses have been forced to enable remote work at a scale for which they might not have been prepared. The number of remote employees and those seeking flexible work arrangements continues to rise, despite businesses doing their utmost to reopen as normal.

In today's evolving cybersecurity landscape, it's important to ensure your business data is as safe as possible. Cybercrime has increased by 600% in the last two years, since the pandemic forced businesses to shift to more remote working. With such a high risk of a potential threat to your business, it's vital to make sure you're ready and prepared for the eventual attack.

Data governance is an essential part of any business process. It helps companies effectively manage their data and ensure it is being used appropriately with the right security processes in place.

Businesses are eager to implement digital transformation strategies to stay relevant in their industries.

The use of technology in today's world has brought with it an increase in cyber-attacks. The annual rate of attacks is surprisingly high, and the number of attacks is continuously increasing, with recent reports that a cyber-attack is launched every 39 seconds. Threat actors have latched onto the same technology that businesses use for cybersecurity and are automating their attacks to compromise networks, endpoints, and IT environments. Many companies are not yet prepared to deal with the volume and sophistication of today's automated threat landscape, making it difficult to anticipate where they may next be under attack.

Data breaches are unfortunately a common occurrence in the digital age. Even businesses with strict data security and IT policies can become victims.

The urgently growing question among IT managers is: which will provide my business with better IT support, break/fix or managed services?

Heightened cybersecurity is important in all industries and organizations today, as cyber-attacks continue to increase.

Cloud technology has changed the face of the business world. According to the Voice of the Enterprise: Cloud Transformation survey by 451Research, 90% of companies use a cloud service of some kind. New remote working models have meant much of the workforce has migrated online, and cloud technology has helped make this possible by providing the flexibility needed to ensure businesses could continue to operate during the pandemic.

Cloud computing is without a doubt having the most profound impact on today’s business world. It has driven many cost and resource efficiencies, as well as enabled organizations to rapidly make sense of large amounts of data