
Protecting Remote and Mobile Workforces with a Local Cyber Security Company
Remote work has changed a lot over the past few years. For some businesses, employees work from home every day. For others, it’s a mix
About Lauren
Lauren started at ATCOM in 1984. She was hired to do accounting, sales/admin support and customer service. As ATCOM grew and created separate departments, Lauren found her calling in accounting. Lauren has established herself as the backbone of the accounting group making sure that everything is running smoothly in Accounts Receivable. When Lauren is not at ATCOM, she kicks that “crossing every ‘T’” and “dotting every ‘I’” stuff to the curb and hops on her Harley. She loves riding with her husband and high school sweetheart, Mike, across the high country. Together they have 2 grown daughters and an incredible grandson who she loves to spend time with.

Remote work has changed a lot over the past few years. For some businesses, employees work from home every day. For others, it’s a mix

Most people don’t think much about technical support until something stops working. An employee can’t log in. Email suddenly quits syncing. A computer won’t start.

The more I talk with people about artificial intelligence, the more I realize that we are using the term “AI” to describe many very different
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Most business owners don’t think about downtime until it affects their employees. Someone can’t access a file. Email stops working. The internet goes down. Suddenly,

Most businesses don’t think much about cybersecurity until something goes wrong. That’s usually when they contact a local cybersecurity services company. Maybe someone’s email account
Cybercriminals don’t just target large corporations. Small and mid-sized businesses can face many of the same threats, from phishing emails and ransomware to compromised accounts