4 Cybersecurity Myths that Should Be Forgotten
The important role cybersecurity plays in any organization isn’t anything new. These warnings have been around for years; secure your data, protect your systems. Unfortunately, there are still major security breaches that occur that could have possibly been avoided if a proper cybersecurity plan was put into place. The fact is, many people believe something […]
Cybercriminals Attacking Digital and Physical Work Environments
The word safety and security has been used a lot lately, mostly pertaining to the health and well-being of individuals as we continue to fight against this pandemic throughout the country. As businesses begin to open back up, the safety and security of your business also needs to be put toward the top of your […]
CATS Featured in Medical HealthCare Magazine
CATS Technology has been featured in MD Tech Reviews Magazine and received an award from MD Tech Review as one of the Top 10 Medical Practice Management Consulting/Service Companies for 2020! Check it out here:
Technology Tips to Successfully Reopen Your Business
The country has been on lockdown for months, which means many businesses were forced to either temporarily shut down or have their employees work remotely. As the process of reopening is in full effect, many businesses will need to transition back to an office setting. Of course, technology plays a huge role in making this […]
Could Working from Home Be the New Normal?
It has been months since Americans began working remotely on a daily basis due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One question on everyone’s mind is, as the crisis starts to fade, will working remotely continue? Is this the new normal in the work place? Research has found that working from home can improve employee productivity, work/life […]
The Dangers of Phishing Emails While Working Remotely
Phishing emails have always been an issue, but now that more people are working remotely, they have become more common. Phishing emails are tricky because not only can they come directly from suspicious senders, but also from a familiar email address. If someone you know gets hacked, the malware would automatically send you an email […]