Michael Otey

Building in disaster recovery protection from ransomware is a key step to making sure that when, not if, your company is impacted by these viruses that you remain protected.

If you haven’t moved to a hybrid cloud scenario, you should consider these benefits as there are many reasons to upgrade your environment.

There are two primary types of backup technologies and knowing the difference between backup and replication will help you choose the best path forward.

Even though Microsoft has your data, that doesn’t mean you are protected from an outage…here’s what you need to consider with Office 365 and your data.

If you don’t know where to start with your DR planning check out this essential DR checklist to make sure you have the basics covered.

In today’s corporate environment IT administrators typically need to manage many different remote systems but it’s important to know the gaps in these offerings too.

Learn a few of the best practices that businesses today are using for the hybrid cloud to make sure you get the most bang for your buck.

See how the cloud can enhance your backup and DR capabilities and make sure that you are prepared for the next interruption to your environment.

There are five things every business should know about the hybrid cloud before you move to maximize your efforts.

See how you can handle the biggest disaster risks for small and medium-sized businesses before they impact your business.

Learn about the main Hybrid Cloud security risks so that you are protected as you add complexity to your data center.

Conquer your Remote Desktop challenges by overcoming a few of the more common hurdles.