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Passwords are an important part of ensuring your IT infrastructure remains safe, but they are far from the most effective security solution. It’s not necessarily the fault of the password, either; it’s just that hackers and scammers have gotten a lot better at cracking passwords in recent years, even reasonably complex ones. We recommend you implement multi-factor authentication as a secondary precaution against breaches—and here’s why.

Every business relies on vendors for a lot: software, services, you name it. They’re a huge part of our businesses’ ability to meet the market’s demands. The way business is done today, in order for them to do their job, they often need access to our data; but, just like you wouldn’t hand over your house keys to a stranger, you shouldn’t just hand over the keys to your data to every vendor without a second thought. When you give vendors broad, indiscriminate access, you're opening the door to some seriously bad situations.

You've probably seen a lot of posts about data backup and disaster recovery, and that's because it's super important for any business. Today, let's talk about the 3-2-1 rule and how it can keep your business safe when things go wrong.