Security

Ensuring that your small business's data, systems, and networks are secure is central to our IT Support services. At Mason Infotech, we take a proactive approach to security, working diligently behind the scenes to safeguard your business. Here's how we manage security in the background, providing peace of mind so you can focus on what you do best.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the shift to remote work, fundamentally altering the business landscape. As employees transitioned from office environments to home offices, cybersecurity risks and challenges evolved. For IT Managed Service Providers like Mason Infotech, addressing these challenges is crucial to protect our clients from emerging threats. This blog explores how remote work has changed cybersecurity and offers best practices for securing remote workers.

Data is one of the most valuable assets for any business. For small businesses, in particular, ensuring the safety and accessibility of data is crucial for maintaining operations and protecting against potential threats. Backups are a fundamental aspect of data management, offering a safety net against data loss and other risks. Here’s why backups are essential.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are particularly vulnerable to cybercrime, as they often lack the extensive resources of larger corporations. To protect your remote teams and safeguard your business, implementing robust cybersecurity measures is essential. Here, we provide actionable strategies on how to secure remote workers.

Mason Infotech client shave been highlighting that Microsoft Edge has been spamming them with notifications regarding spam or viruses. These notifications normally tell the end user that they have a virus and they need to scan for viruses. This guide will tell you how to stop these notifications.

With limited resources and often less robust security measures, SMEs can be prime targets for cybercriminals. Implementing effective cybersecurity for small businesses is crucial to defend against these threats. Here are some key strategies to enhance your IT security for small businesses and protect against ransomware attacks.