A network provides a way for many computers to all be connected and exchange data with each other simultaneously. It allows members of organizations to quickly complete tasks, share information, and carry out any computing responsibilities that rely on a working network. It’s important for each organization to ensure that their network design is suitable for their needs.

There has been a sharp increase in the amount of personal and organizational data that is stored online and on devices. Losing this data could result in disastrous consequences for businesses or individuals, which means that data protection is certainly necessary. Data protection plans are essential for the safety and security of data within all organizations.

It seems that every day we see another ransomware headline. But too often, backup and data protection solutions treat ransomware recovery just like any other type of recovery. The truth is recovery from ransomware has different requirements (and different best practices) than recovery from fire, flood, or hardware failure.

In the business world, information technology (IT) is everything. Without it, companies would struggle to keep track of their data and operations. However, managing all of a company’s IT assets can be a daunting task. This is where IT asset management (ITAM) comes in.

Because of their portability and functionality, laptops have seen explosive growth in many organizations. Today, a new laptop is a typical component to a new employee’s onboarding package. The pandemic driven remote work boom has only accelerated the trend towards laptops and managing these IT assets, including their lifespan, has become a critical task for modern IT professionals.

In any given IT environment, a server is the foundation that provides services for endpoints to carry out various actions. They are essential for computer networks to have shared access or information. Unfortunately, servers are often targets for cyberattacks due to their ability to reach other parts of the IT environment and wreak havoc. With these attacks on the rise, developing a server hardening process will help organizations improve its security posture.

Lead generation continues to be the number-one challenge facing MSPs today. Many of my blog posts to date, along with several of the boot camp sessions I have delivered so far, have been focused on this all-important topic. But what do you do when you get a bite and you now have a prospect that wants to meet with you? How do you structure this critical first meeting so that you can successfully navigate the prospect through the rest of the sales funnel to becoming a signed, closed deal at the end?

NinjaOne’s 5.3.2 release adds significant new features and enhancements to existing features across all major product and feature sets, with notable enhancements to our patch management, ticketing, backup, and automation capabilities.

As a managed service provider (MSP), you are expected to deliver a broad spectrum of IT solutions to meet diverse clients’ needs. With the new normal of remote working and clients based across multiple industries and different time zones, you would have to devote a lot of resources to guarantee reliable service delivery. Furthermore, ensuring seamless deployment, driving user adoption, and generating ROI can be daunting if your clients are using multiple tools.