Cloud Services

Virtual machine computing allows for the seamless sharing of data and even remote desktop interfacing between numerous users and a central computing network.  With most of the processing being done away from the user, what does this mean for the tools and connection they have on hand? Will the end user’s current hardware be sufficient…

When it comes to cyber security hardware, there are two options: cloud computing and virtualization. Many may not understand the difference between the two. However, it is important to know the differences between cloud computing and virtualization to help keep sensitive data protected.

Cloud computing refers to storing and accessing data over the internet. This includes databases, storage, software, servers, and more. Instead of storing sensitive files on your laptop, it’s stored on a remote server.

If you’re exploring cloud storage solutions for your business, you might feel overwhelmed with options. Some programs are free. Others offer tiers of storage options. What should you choose?

Even our storage is online now. With the rise of SaaS companies and many cloud storage solutions, everyone from the average consumer to the largest corporations in the world have moved their data storage to the cloud. But what does “the cloud” actually mean? What cloud storage is You’ve probably driven by a storage locker…

I’m often asked how cloud computing works. People tell me they have no experience with it and don’t understand it. The truth is, if you’ve had somebody hosting your email for ten years, then you’ve used cloud computing for ten years.

In years past, data storage for many organizations was done through local servers. In the last couple of decades, a couple different options have become widespread: Network Attached Storage—NAS— and the cloud.