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Whether you should decide in favour of a pure backup storage or a convenient backup service depends on a number of factors. Here we give you a brief overview of what you should consider before making your decision.

There are many ways to protect the valuable data on which your company's fundamental processes are based. Probably the most important measure you can take to prevent relevant data loss is a backup. We explain which criteria must be met to ensure that your backup is really secure.

Many website operators are currently being asked to pay €100 or more because their website is sharing users' personal data without permission. The reason for this is said to be the Google Fonts used on the website. What are these letters about and are they justified? What can you do? We have done the research for you!

Regardless of whether it is a free SSL certificate in the open source version or a chargeable SSL encryption - the purpose is the same: All confidential information on a website is encrypted and summarized in the form of a certificate. If so, couldn't everyone get a free SSL certificate? It's not that easy. Some security aspects play a decisive role when choosing a certificate. The current blog post deals with the question in which cases an SSL certificate as a free variant makes sense and in which cases it can bring advantages to fall back on a paid solution.

Anyone who owns a website can no longer avoid an SSL certificate. As soon as users have the opportunity to enter, save or transmit data online on the website, they should be able to rely on the secure and encrypted transmission of the information. But what is SSL anyway? In this blog post we will show you the meaning behind this and why an SSL certificate is so important for your website.

Backup data online in the cloud or locally on a hard drive? In online business in particular, sensitive customer data and internal website data are juggled on a daily basis. A regular local backup should be a prerequisite. But what use is a local backup if this can also be damaged by a short circuit? The 3-2-1 method in combination with a cloud backup could be the solution!

Digitalisation, data protection & IT security are important pillars of long-term success. More and more companies are developing an awareness of the relevance of secure IT and the responsible handling of personal data. By 2020 at the latest, existing weaknesses in this area became painfully obvious to those concerned. But the digitalisation backlog in the area of school education has become clear in this context not only to the schools themselves, but also to teachers, parents and students.

Malware in phishing emails is a major concern of many businesses and individuals. No wonder, because in the digital age there is always the risk of malware being accidentally downloaded via email. One popular strategy cyber criminals use to hide malware in email is through ruthless phishing methods. But how can you identify phishing emails as such? With preventive measures, the risks and consequences of infection with malware through phishing emails can be minimized considerably. In the current blog post, we examined what is behind the malware and how you can protect your IT from phishing attacks with the smallest of measures.

Anyone who owns their own business or wants to start one should not only think about products, marketing, positioning, sales, human resources management, accounting and logistical aspects – for all of this to work smoothly, the issue of data protection must also be handled very responsibly. After all, anyone who hires employees or manages customer addresses is dealing with personal and sensitive data. Just like all internal company information, this data must be collected, stored, protected and also deleted in a special way. Negligence in this area can cost the company a lot – and not only financially!