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After waiting for over a year and a half from the initial announcement by Apple to the actual shipping of the new #MacPro professional workstations, there is a substantial amount of pent up demand in the #media and #entertainment industry for upgrading older editorial systems to this newest hardware platform.

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To say the digital age has revolutionized the way we do business would be an understatement. The marvels of high-speed Internet and cloud-based computing have given us the power to do business with anyone, anywhere—and from anywhere. The trade-off is that technology provides opportunities for bad actors to find new ways to do bad things. Cybersecurity remains one of the primary concerns for businesses of all sizes as hackers work tirelessly to invent new ways to infiltrate, disrupt and steal. Let’s take a look at some of the most pressing technology threats we’re facing in 2020 and what you can do now to protect your interests.

DDoS Attacks

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are nothing new, but they continue to be a danger to companies conducting business over the web. This attack involves hackers

More large corporations have incorporated the internet of things (IoT) into their operations. Laptops, smartphones, smart watches, you name it — more devices now connect to the internet and provide companies with solutions to everyday problems. Here are just some of the ways IoT is transforming business as we know it. 

1. In-Depth Analytics

Before the internet, organizations had to collect feedback from customers and clients via paper questionnaires and conduct market research. This was time-consuming and expensive. Today, IoT provides business owners with the latest insights into their products and services with in-depth digital analytics.

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Companies have always needed to protect their internal records and other information. In our Information Age, protecting information means protecting data. This is because data is stored on computers and in the cloud. Without implementing a cybersecurity plan, data is left vulnerable to hacking and general data loss events such as hard drive failures.

Examples of a basic information security plan would include having a firewall, using secure email, and encrypting stored data. Let's talk about these three topics at greater length.

Firewalls are Barriers

A firewall is like a window screen. While air is able to move in and out of a home, bugs cannot get through the screen. Likewise, with a firewall, clean information