Security threats are everywhere, even in the collaboration technology that businesses are using for hybrid work environments. The right technology will not only reduce the possibility of a costly breach, but it will also help your organization meet industry compliance standards.

Today’s most ambitious and successful enterprises are developing long-term business growth and profitability via digital transformation. 

Growing businesses use a lot of digital tools. They can range from payment processing systems and project management platforms to office productivity apps and smart locks. In order for cloud-based software to run smoothly, it needs the solid foundation of a lightning-fast internet connection.

Long, thin strands of pure glass about the size of a human hair are the foundation of the world’s fastest internet, capable of connection speeds and bandwidth that is 300 times faster than traditional internet. When bundled together, these strands create a fiber-optic cable that allows information to travel through them in a beam of light over long distances.

Many businesses have a plan for disaster recovery. But once in place, it needs to be tested and updated regularly. If not, businesses are asking for trouble, says C Spire Business engineering expert Gary Nalley. “Even the most well-prepared IT teams experience gaps in their recovery plans.

Cyber threats are especially prevalent during the holiday season. Hackers know that most organizations operate on a skeleton crew during this time of the year. A 2021 report noted that major ransomware attacks “tend to occur on weekends and holidays when fewer staff are around to detect and respond to them.”