Earlier this month our client Mariann Home, a long-term care home located in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada logs ZERO cases of COVID-19 in first and second wave of pandemic! We are very proud to share this feel good holiday news with everyone! Congratulations to our client and keep up the good work in these trying times!
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On November 19, 2020 Datto invited President & CEO Ian Evans from E-Tech to discuss the stats that came out in 2020 revolving around ransomware and the impact of COVID-19 on businesses reported to MSP’s. We were one of the MSP’s featured.
Datto’s 2020 Global State of the Channel Ransomware Report comprises statistics from a survey of 1000+ global managed service providers (MSP’s). Datto asked us for our insights on the current cybersecurity landscape and the impact that COVID-19 has had, as it relates to the channel. The discussion of the report includes: – How COVID-19 and the shift to remote work has impacted ransomware trends – The various tactics hackers are using and the industries they’re targeting – What the aftermath of an attacks looks like – Ransomware attack prevention and recovery methods And more!>E-Tech partnered with Datto to deliver a comprehensive report on ransomware. We were part of 1000+ Global Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and industry experts surveyed on the effects ransomware has had over our clients.
We were asked for our insights on the current cybersecurity landscape and the impact that COVID-19 has had, as it relates to the channel. Read the report to learn about current trends around attack frequency, tactics, average ransom/downtime costs, and more.
In this report, you will learn:
Download the report today for the latest ransomware trends, and learn how to best protect your clients!
Can’t view the PDF? Download it here.
Can’t view the PDF? Download it here.
If you’re still running your business on Microsoft Office 2010 applications, your luck is starting to run out. According to Microsoft, Office 2010 has stopped receiving support since October 13th, 2020. Microsoft will also no longer support Office 2013 connecting to Office 365. Now is the time to upgrade to latest version of Microsoft Office, 2019.
You can continue to use Office 2010 without any issues, but after October 13th, you will no longer be provided with technical support, bug fixes, or security fixes for Office 2010 vulnerabilities that may be reported or discovered. This includes security updates which can help protect your PC from harmful viruses, spyware, and other malicious software. Any functionality issues with
You might ask, are security and feature updates really that important for my business operations. The answer is a resounding yes!
The well-informed might remember the worldwide cyber attack known as “WannaCry” that struck over 200 000 computers in 2017. This form of ransomware encrypted the computer’s files and demanded ransom payments from companies in order to get them back. How could this happen? WannaCry attacked computers who were still running older Windows operating systems and had not yet been upgraded to the most recent security upgrades.
If you get a security breach, the amount of downtime and recovery could be devastating to deal with especially if you’re a small business or non-profit.
The best practice with all security risks is to act on them as soon as possible. You can be sure that you’re at risk immediately when the support ends. We can initiate your upgrade seamlessly for you, leaving you stress-free. We encourage you to contact us to to get started.
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