Category: Data Protection and Preparedness
A new study from Gartner predicts that almost 50 percent of employers will stop supplying mobile devices and adopt a full-scale BYOD program by 2017. Only 15 percent of companies will never move to a BYOD model, and 40 percent will offer a choice between BYOD and employer-provided devices, according to the report. In his [...]
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Posted: May 13th, 2013 by Rebecca Rosen
Categories: Business Strategy, Data Protection and Preparedness, Telecommunications Industry, TelePacific
Tags: business strategy, BYOD, IT, mobile devices, network policy, TelePacificz
The social media generation now routinely uses personal devices to acquire and share data online while in the workplace. This has a growing number of security experts talking about a generational shift in how organizational information is valued and whether it could affect how some people treat their employer’s data. “The sensitivity around the handling [...]
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Posted: May 6th, 2013 by Rebecca Rosen
Categories: Cloud Services, Data Protection and Preparedness, Telecommunications Industry, TelePacific
It’s a little disconcerting when Facebook can predict when you’ll break up with your significant other or determine how happy you are based on analyzing your status updates. There you are, posting some seemingly inane status update about liking mac and cheese, and not only does Facebook know how happy you are, but your spouse [...]
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Posted: November 17th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Data Protection and Preparedness, TelePacific
Tags: firewall, gateway antivirus, intrusion prevention system, managed security, network security, SPAM filter, TelePacificz, virtual private network, vpn, web content filtering
It’s hard to think of October without thinking of Halloween and the candy, costumes, scary music and fake spider webs that come with it. This is the time of the year when we’re delighted to be frightened, and even go out of our way to go to haunted houses and Halloween-themed events just to get [...]
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Posted: October 17th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Business Strategy, Data Protection and Preparedness, TelePacific
Tags: antivirus, computer virus, cybersecurity, firewall, hacker, Halloween, Internet security, lady gaga, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, spam, spyware, TelePacificz, trick-or-treat
In a demonstration of what is probably one of the most drastic business continuity plans, the powers that be (also known as Domain Name System Security Extensions) handed the keys to the Internet to seven individuals across the globe last July. That’s right: specially-selected individuals in United States, Britain, Burkina Faso, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, [...]
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Posted: September 21st, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Data Protection and Preparedness, Data Service and News, Telecommunications Industry, TelePacific
Tags: Bonded T1, Business Continuity, Colocation, Data Backup, DNSSE, Domain Name System Security Extensions, Dungeons and Dragons, Gandalf, Godzilla, internet, Keys, Lord of the Rings, Planning, RemoteSor, Saruman, TelePacificz
Credit cards are a funny thing. As a consumer, I love the convenience of not having to carry cash and being able to quickly and easily swipe the card and get what I need. On the other hand, I hate opening the credit card statement every month and being faced with a stark reminder of [...]
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Posted: August 17th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Data Protection and Preparedness, TelePacific
Tags: cash, compliance, credit cards, fees, great customer service, identity theft, industry regulations, PCI DSS, reputation, safeguards, TelePacificz
I’m going to make this post shorter than our typical blog post. Not because I don’t have much to say…I usually do…but because I want you to take the time that it would have taken you to read a longer post and use that time to do something that can save you a lot of [...]
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Posted: July 6th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Customer Service and Communication, Data Protection and Preparedness, TelePacific
Tags: angry Chihuahua, CPNI, Customer Contact Authority, Customer Proprietary Network Information, disgruntled employee, hackers, TelePacificz
Memorial Day marks the beginning of summer. You probably have some summer plans—the beach, camping, the State Fair or avoiding the heat by going to Alaska. Either way, you, and likely many others in your company, will be taking some time out of the office to go enjoy the summer months. Be ready for summer, [...]
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Posted: June 1st, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Data Protection and Preparedness, Data Service and News, Productivity and Expenditure, Telecommunications Industry, TelePacific, Voice Service and News
Tags: 1Net IP VPN, Alaska, beach, camping, Fiji, Find Me Follow Me voicemail, line hunting, Memorial Day, OneSecure, polar bears, RemoteStor, summer break, summer vacation, TelePacificz
When you think about it, being a receptionist is a really difficult job. A big part of the job is being nice and pleasant all day, to everyone—even people who are neither nice nor pleasant to you. You have to remember names, phone numbers, email addresses, websites, locations, the boss’ favorite lunch order…the list goes [...]
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Posted: May 19th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Business Strategy, Customer Service and Communication, Data Protection and Preparedness, Telecommunications Industry, TelePacific, TelePacific Charges, Voice Service and News
Tags: Administrative Professionals Day, customer service, first impression, fraud prevention, gatekeeper, receptionist, telecommunications fraud, TelePacific charges, TelePacificz
Ladies and gentlemen, today we’re going to talk about pornography. Yup, I know we just quadrupled the number of hits this blog gets by including that word. So let’s go ahead and exponentially increase the number of blog visitors again—“pornography.” I know it’s just a ploy, but apparently a very successful one. How else can [...]
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Posted: May 5th, 2010 by Rebecca
Categories: Business Strategy, Data Protection and Preparedness, Data Service and News, TelePacific
Tags: antivirus, filter, firewall, Google, internet, managed security, OneSecure, porn, pornography, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, spam, TelePacificz, virus, web content filter