In our inaugural blog on Strategic Advisory Services, titled “Maximizing ROI with Strategic Advisory Services,” we delved into the various types of advisory services and explored strategies for organizations to optimize their investments while achieving sustainable, long-term success. Building on that foundation, this blog will shift the focus to a more targeted aspect of advisory services: Digital Transformation.
In today's fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, organizations face numerous challenges in harnessing the full potential of technology to drive innovation and growth. Whether it's navigating complex technology landscapes, optimizing business processes, or aligning digital transformation initiatives with strategic objectives, the right guidance can make all the difference. This is where advisory services come into play.
In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, keeping your organization’s IT Infrastructure ahead of the curve is critical to success. By embracing the right technologies, businesses can not only enhance their efficiency and productivity, but also ensure their infrastructure remains adaptable, scalable, and safe.
Hiring qualified, experienced professionals is crucial to the success of organizations. However, the process of recruiting the right talent can be daunting—not to mention time-consuming and very expensive.
Today, many businesses are moving their entire on-premises infrastructures to the cloud. There are many providers offering cloud-based services, but two of the most well-known are AWS and Microsoft Azure. In this article, we examine the strategic benefits that each has to offer.
In a world of extreme interconnection and digitization, the modern-day citizen has grown to deeply cherish their privacy. Privacy comes in many different forms, but for the purposes of this article, we examine it from the perspective of data.
Most of the threat variants that have impacted Corporate America have happened primarily to people and digital assets. But there is another area that is just as, or even more, vulnerable to a Cyberattack: Our Critical Infrastructure.
As businesses continue to transition to cloud-based data storage and computing, the threat of hacks and attacks to the cloud will continue to grow. In this article, we outline some of the major threats to the cloud that organizations should be privy to.
Security awareness training has always been a challenge, and this was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Give that we now realized that the remote workforce is undoubtedly a permanent fixture in corporate America, it is time to rethink how you train your employees to ensure they maintain a strong level of cyber hygiene.
Here are some of the top things to consider:
As we progress into the 2023 year, many Cyber pundits have now made their predictions as to what this year will look like on the cyberattack landscape. Some of the most feared hacks are on critical infrastructure, such as our water supply, oil, and natural gas pipelines, nuclear facilities, electric power grid, etc. While any attack on these systems will have cataclysmic-like effects, it is important to remember that the threat vectors used for these attacks have roots dating all the way back to the simplest attack structures, dating back to the 1990s.
