The last thing SMBs want to deal with in 2021 is cybersecurity, but, sadly, the world we live in demands they do, especially amid a global pandemic. Cybercriminals are using the COVID-19 pandemic to their [...]
Infoaxis, a Bergen County, NJ, based provider of IT solutions, is offering their Discovery Assessment for businesses concerned about their company’s cybersecurity posture. The no-cost, in-depth review provides recommendations business owners can use immediately [...]
Between a pandemic, political strife, and massive cybersecurity breaches in both the private and public sector, 2021 is shaping up to be just as eventful as 2020. At Infoaxis we are always looking for the [...]
The general operating procedure for removing malware is to detect it with anti-viral software, attempt to disinfect the asset, scan again, and, if all else fails, re-image the asset to remove all traces of infection. [...]
When it comes to cybersecurity, humans are often the weakest link. According to one study, approximately 90 percent or more of all cyber incidents can be attributed to human error or behavior. These errors can [...]
Discovery Assessment: Used to conduct an initial evaluation on a client's current security posture. The assessment provides context around where we, Infoaxis, should be focusing our efforts to meet desired outcomes- whether that’s to increase [...]
Envision a hacker has entered your network and has gotten a hold of your data, company secrets, and clients' personal information—but you have no clue this has taken place. Has the fear set in yet? [...]
MAHWAH, N.J. - Jan. 25, 2021 - Infoaxis president & CEO Karl Kispert announced today the launch of the firm's redesigned website, Infoaxis.com. The new site provides resources and solutions for company owners and executives who want [...]
When it comes to securing your company's people and technology assets, focusing inside the office walls isn't enough anymore. Organizations need to consider all potential vectors of attack, even those coming from outside the business. [...]
According to the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR), approximately 42 percent of U.S. employees worked from home full-time as of June 2020. That's a percentage that may only continue to rise, with major [...]
