When you're focused on running a successful business, the last thing you want on your plate is tackling cybersecurity or IT issues. That's why many Vermont businesses choose to outsource IT, and providers have popped up across the state to meet this need.

If your New England business is in need of some serious upgrades in video conferencing equipment, PBX phones, or cloud technology, you have many options. You could attempt to set your business up with bring-your-own-device video conferencing, but many experts warn against this. Another option is to hire an outsourced cloud services provider, which is becoming more popular, especially for smaller businesses.

If you run a business in Vermont, you know that communication is everything. Your team must communicate with clients, leadership, and most importantly each other. This brings tools like video conferencing and phone systems to the forefront of necessary technology.

On Friday, October 11th, Usherwood Office Technology celebrated the end of the technology provider’s fiscal year. In the kickoff conference, Usherwood employees from across the Northeast gathered at Turning Stone Resort in Verona, NY to recap the fiscal year 2024 and network with colleagues.

If your New England business is in need of some serious upgrades in video conferencing equipment, PBX phones, or cloud technology, you have many options. You could attempt to set your business up with bring-your-own-device video conferencing, but many experts warn against this. Another option is to hire an outsourced cloud services provider, which is becoming more popular, especially for smaller businesses.

If you run a financial business, be it a bank, accounting firm, tax service, etc, you know the importance of data security. Although different from data protection, data security is paramount to mitigating the risk of cyber-attacks and safeguarding your clients' data.

When Krista Rissmiller, general manager of NEPA Support Solutions saw the need for a better document management system for the PA-based home healthcare company, her options seemed limited at first.

Cyber attacks can induce panic and extreme stress, which is the goal of attackers. After all, when you're flustered and backed into a corner, you're much more likely to make poor split-second decisions. Hackers prey on this, hoping you concede to their payout demands out of desperation.

In the non-profit world, you often focus on your organization's mission. You also work to secure donors to support it. Another important focus, however, should be protecting your business from cybercriminals.

With the threat of stolen data, ransomware attacks, and worries over AI scams looming, cybersecurity is an obvious must.