With more devices, apps, and users than ever before, now is the best time to rethink your cybersecurity strategy for your organization. Have you recently wondered if your IT manager or IT provider is doing enough to keep your business secure from hackers, breaches, and lack of employee training?

To learn more about what questions you should be asking your IT provider TODAY, watch our webinar recording below:

View our time stamps below ⬇️
0:00 Intro
0:20 What business owners need to focus on
0:44 Cybercrime’s current state: it’s growing!
2:13 Learn more about the big threats that’s been happening in 2021
4:26 Question #1 “Do you have 2-factor on all client-facing or information-owning systems?”
8:47 Question #2 “Do you have separate admin user login emails for all internal systems?”
11:05 Question #3 “Are all passwords different and stored in an audited SOC 2 compliant environment with enforced MFA?”
13:36 Question #4 “Are you running EDR, MDR, or SIEM on all internal endpoints?”

17:55 Question #5 “Do you have an incident response plan for internal or client breaches — because it WILL happen”
20:21 Question #6 “Do you have Offline air gapped backups for all client-owning data or systems, whether on cloud or on premise?”
23:03 Learn about i3 Business Solutions’ journey to cybersecurity over the years

If you need help setting up cybersecurity in your small or medium business in West Michigan, call 616-719-4100 today and we can get you started.

This past Wednesday, the FBI confirmed that a group called Ransomware Evil and Software Sodinokibi were the ones behind the latest large-profile cybersecurity attack on international meat produce, JBS Foods. Although the company claimed that customer, supplier, and employee data hadn't been compromised, the attack still left a harmful effect on operations and company privacy.

With more devices, apps, and users than ever before, there is additional complexity when it comes to managing and protecting user access in your business. Did you know that 80% of data breaches are caused by weak, reused, or stolen passwords? These unprotected passwords are what create endless risks for your business, making it all the more important to ensure password security among your employees.

If you missed last week’s webinar on Mike Ritsema’s top 6 Microsoft Outlook functions, we’ve brought you a recording of it! Select the topics you are interested in below:

0:00 Intro
0:50 How to work offline in Outlook - send all
2:11 How to customize the Outlook top ribbon - save the folder; attach file; delay delivery
4:15 How to create quick parts and email templates
7:05 How to create quick steps - right clicking on emails - moving to folders
9:00 How to reply with IM - through Outlook, you can share to Teams and OneNote
10:20 How to share my calendar through email
11:27 How to create auto-text
13:30 How to create rules in Outlook to organize your emails

Mike also went over his favorite Teams functions a few weeks ago, so if you are interested, you can view that video below:

As the saying goes… in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes. Although it originated more than 200 years ago, this notion still stands true today, but it now holds even more of a burden and complexity thanks to hackers and their ever-present quest to steal your identity.

At the beginning of the quarter, i3 Business Solutions acquired the assets of Computer Alliance (CAI), an IBM-system reseller in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Mike Ritsema, President of i3, and Joe Love, Owner of CAI, go back 15 years and have a common history with IBM, so when Joe reached out to Mike, they began discussing a business transition.