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Why You Don’t Need VPN Encryption?
There is an army of shills on the internet pumping out unending content which claims that by simply clicking one button, you will be completely untraceable online. All of your online privacy concerns will be instantly addressed, as if by magic. VPNs aren’t the one-click solution to internet security. In fact, if you don’t choose a reputable provider a VPN will do more harm than good. Of course, there are reasons to use a VPN: Accessing blocked sites, hiding your IP address from the sites you’re visiting, and hiding your browsing activities from your internet service provider. All of that is fine. Where the claims start to get a little deceptive, is when providers talk about security. Recently, there’s even been lawsuits, and providers in the UK were taken to court for overselling, and for ...
6 Tips For Finding The Right Online Therapist For Your Needs
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6 Ways Technology Has Made it Easier to Start a Company
Image sourced from Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/photos/teamwork-cooperation-brain Starting a company is no easy feat. It takes hard work, dedication, and perseverance to get a business off the ground. But in today’s world, there are a number of tools and technologies that make it easier than ever before to start a company. You will have to consider a number of things such as your business model, target market, and competition. But with the right tools and technologies in place, you can streamline the process and get your business up and running in no time. Let’s take a look at 6 ways technology made it easier to start a business: Electronic Company Registration When you’re starting a company, the first step is usually to register it with the appropriate government agency. This process can ...
6 Good Reasons Why ISPs in Africa Should Consider their Own Private Hosted Cloud
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3 Technologies that are Reshaping the Banking Industry in Africa
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Why Business Leaders Should Opt for Building Talent Instead of Hiring It
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Scalefusion Ranks 29th in G2’s Top 50 IT Management Products for 2022
Modern-day Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions offer much more than basic device management features. Scalefusion, a leading Mobile Device Management solution by ProMobi Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has recently been ranked among the top 50 IT management products for 2022 by G2. G2, the world’s largest and the most trusted software marketplace, is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It is a peer-to-peer review site utilized by more than 60 million software buyers annually, including the majority of Fortune 500 companies. G2 publishes its annual list of the world’s finest software firms and products based on genuine and timely feedback from real consumers. Millions of people navigate G2 to find, compare and buy software and services. Scalefusion MDM earned the 29th position in G2’s thoroughl...
Billy Joel’s Map of New York City: A Virtual Tour of the Piano Man’s Discography
Though a Long Island native, New York City is Billy Joel’s home. In fact, you could almost say Madison Square Garden is his residence, as he played a record-setting 73 consecutive monthly shows at the legendary venue between January 2014 and February 2020, a streak only interrupted by the pandemic. But the city is more than just the place he lives: It’s been the soul of much of his iconic discography over the last 50 years. Whether taking a Greyhound along the Hudson River, strolling The Village in tie dye jeans, or working Mr. Cacciatore’s down on Sullivan Street, Joel imbued numerous songs with the landscape of New York. His characters have cruised the Miracle Mile and Bedford-Stuy, while familiar locations like Astor Place and Mercer Street have appeared on his album covers. There’s har...
The Changing Landscape of MDM in the World of BYOD
Modern-day Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions offer much more than basic device management features. The Bring your own device (BYOD) trend gained instant momentum when it was introduced to the corporate world in the early 2000s. The business world, which until then relied on company-owned devices, was pleased to accept the BYOD work environment that presented boons for both the employers and the employees. After maintaining a stronghold on the corporate world for several years, businesses began re-evaluating the BYOD business model in terms of data security. The main concern was if the corporate data was ever completely safe on employees’ personal devices, especially outside office premises. Today, the most common question remains – “is BYOD now a thing of the past?” The...
How Application Layer Attacks Impact Edge Architecture
As we approach the two-year mark since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, IT and security teams continue to grapple with massive changes it has wrought on enterprise networks. One of the biggest changes has been the need to support remote work, which initially was believed to be a temporary strategy necessary to keep businesses operational during the pandemic. However, companies increasingly are realizing that remote work is here to stay. In fact, 87 percent of workers say they want to continue working remotely after the pandemic. And 42 percent of workers say they’ll look for jobs elsewhere if their current company doesn’t continue to offer long-term remote work options. The need to support remote work and deal with other pandemic-related stresses has led many companies to...
Paving Way for Improved Healthcare With Mobile Device Management
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AVEVA Shows Path To Digitalization And Net-Zero For Energy Companies At EGYPS 2022
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