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Your need-to-know guide to cloud security
The growth of cloud computing has completely changed how we work. Zoom, Microsoft 365 – the whole array of...
Moves IT from the Balance Sheet to the P&L
The biggest business use case for cloud computing is that you no longer need to buy expensive hardware or expensive per-user software licensing. Instead, those physical assets move off of your balance sheet and onto your profit-loss statement as tax-deductible, monthly utilities.
Let's you work from anywhere
Cloud-based systems mean that your team has the same systems, apps, and functionality, no matter where they’re working. Citrix, Azure, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, G-Suite, Adobe - it's all accessible from the office, home, or the ski slopes!
Gives you ultimate scalability
Only pay for what you use and increase or decrease your services anytime. You also don’t have to pay for expensive maintenance, configuration, or updates anymore. That’s all done by the cloud service provider and included in your subscription.
Advances your security in the cloud
Storing your data in the cloud does not mean you are invulnerable to traditional cyber attacks. Any device you use to access your data in the cloud needs to be secured. Fortunately, there are great tools to do so!