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End users are always the biggest risk to a network. This is because they actually have permission to be on the network. So many times companies will focus on technology solutions and skip the human solutions.

Sure, deploy your antivirus, EDR, IPS, etc, but make sure to train your users on what they should/shouldn't do. Teach them what phishing is, what it looks like, and how to avoid it. Make sure they aren't afraid to work with your IT (whether internal or external) to keep up to date on things.

We've been producing some videos for our sister company, Binary Cocoa. These have been instructional videos for how to play various original games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nzGuhu3cp0

Video can be a great way to educate your community about your services, or to train employees/customers on various processes.

How to Play Mondrian: Color in Motion Learn how to play Mondrian: Color in motion, an easy to learn game with enough strategy to keep you engaged. See how the game works. Coming to Kickstarter M...

You should check out realtyless.com . It is a platform that we've been working on for a couple of years now. We helped with the visual design, user experience, workflow, iconography, etc. We're pretty proud of how it turned out.

Computers should be treated like employees. Make sure they know what they should be doing, make sure they are well taken care of, and only then can they help you grow your business.The fanciest technology can't do anything for you if you don't use it.

Computers are great at doing the same things over and over. Humans are great at doing original, unique tasks. Have each do what they are good at.

Focus your budget on software that differentiates your company from others. Focus your training on learning how to integrate that software into your company's workflow.

Three cores of a good backup.
1) Recently Audited - Make sure they are working
2) Immutable - Make sure they can't be edited
3) Geographically Diverse - Make sure a natural disaster or other local event can't destroy them.