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Using GEO IP blocking prevents locations of your choosing from accessing your network,sending emails to you, or accessing your cloud services and can protect against international cybersecurity attacks. It can also be used to block connections outbound (coming from your network) to certain regions. Sounds great, right?

We are living in unprecedented times.  So now that restrictions across the country are starting to soften; how exactly do we get back to work?

Many business owners were not prepared for the COVID 19 pandemic, which left plenty of room for security oversights as their teams made the transition from in-office work to remote work. The absence of the proper security systems, protocols and policies have made these companies the perfect target for cyber criminals.

You may find yourself in a circumstance where you must work remotely for safety reasons, personal emergencies or perhaps your position is or has become completely remote. Some people love remote work and for others it is unfamiliar territory.

You are in the middle of typing up those last few lines and are close to completing your task. Then you get this message, "It's time for an update!"

Hackers attack vulnerabilities and usually aren’t aware of the size of your business. No business is too small to get hacked, this is a common misconception.

Once you experience a hack your goal should be to get your business back up and running as soon as possible. Follow these steps to get things under control and regain a sense of normalcy.