While offering many benefits, remote work environments typically do not have the same safeguards for data as working in an office does, leaving data vulnerable to potential threats. “86%” of executives believe data breaches are more likely to take place when employees are working remote. The best way to protect against a cyber-attack is by preparing yourself. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems have the security and collaboration features you need to keep data secure during remote work. This infographic shares the key security features you should look for if you will be teleworking.

Digitization and Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can help organizations protect their information—no matter where their employees are working. In today’s economic climate, if you’re not marketing your security expertise, you should be! Read this article from our Director of Strategic Communications, Christina Robbins, to learn why.

Cyber security is still a major issue faced by businesses of every size today. Take this quiz to test your knowledge on cyber security and see if you’re on top of your security game!

Implement a cloud enterprise content management (ECM) solution that utilizes at least five levels of security to ensure the protection of your organization’s sensitive data.

A cyber emergency is the loss or compromise of company information or systems, typically through third-party intrusion, employee sabotage, or accident. Download our cybersecurity infographic to learn more!

In celebration of Cyber Security Awareness Month, we’ve rounded up some of the data security statistics you need to know in order to protect your business.

In 2020, the global economy is expected to shrink 3%, the worst decline since the Great Depression of the 1930s. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused some significant economic challenges businesses must overcome. During a tough economy, it is crucial for businesses to look for ways that increase efficiencies and can reduce costs. In this article for Workflow, our Marketing Manager, Christina Robbins, shares advice on how your organization can successfully navigate this economic decline.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced most the workforce to work from a remote setting and exchange data through the internet making information vulnerable to cyber-attacks. The best way to protect your data from attack, while employees work remote, is by having a data protection strategy and the right technologies in place. In this article, our CEO, HK Bain, shares insights into what technology features you need to securely work from home.

Have you adopted cloud into your business strategy? We’ve been in the cloud biz since 1999, and even though a lot has changed over the years, we’ve learned a few lessons along the way. Read this blog post for 7 reasons you should consider the cloud to optimize your information management strategy.

With the flood of employees heading home in March due to COVID-19, we were most concerned about quickly enabling remote work. Now that the dust has settled, it’s time to turn our attention to the ongoing need to protect sensitive information regardless of where it’s being accessed. Check out this article from Christina Robbins that can help you identify the critical security features you need to keep data secure.