Author Archives: Mylon Staton

DataLink Jumps on Tech Rollout for Trampoline Park

Started by Ty Law, three-time New England Patriots Super Bowl champion, Launch Trampoline Park is a rapidly growing franchise operation of family entertainment centers.

Each location features thousands of square feet of connected trampolines and angled trampoline walls to bounce off of, dodge ball and volleyball courts, an area dedicated to bubble ball, laser tag arena, a full arcade, virtual reality technology and more. Continue reading

Businesses Can Benefit from Regulatory Compliance

Instead of viewing regulatory compliance as a burden, Forbes Insights research suggests that it can be harnessed to actually aid business. Accordingly, they offer three ways organizations can benefit from compliance activities…

Think Ahead

Companies need to develop informed positions about how long it will take for concepts to be executed and how laws might evolve by the time they’re ready to take concepts to market. Waiting until later could mean investing in concepts that can’t be deployed because the regulatory environment or technologies have shifted. Regulatory compliance in areas such as security or data privacy protection can even become a competitive differentiator. 

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Increasing Email Threats Impact Staff & Productivity

DataLink technology partner Barracuda Networks has announced key findings from a new  research survey of global IT stakeholders to capture their experiences and attitudes about the current state of email security.

The study, 2018 Email Security Trends, includes responses from 634 executives, individual contributors and team managers serving in IT-security roles in the Americas, EMEA and APAC. A wide range of questions captured hard data about ransomware, phishing and other threats, as well as the related business impacts, prevention efforts and email-security capabilities most beneficial for stopping attacks.

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SonicWall RTDMI Detects and Stops Hidden Malware

Cyber attacks against businesses and governments are becoming ever more sophisticated. For example, criminals and state actors are now employing proprietary encryption techniques to mask their attacks within system memory where the weaponry may be exposed for only 100 nanoseconds. Many legacy firewalls and anti-virus solutions are unable to effectively identify and mitigate this kind of attack within such a short timespan. Continue reading

How ‘Desktop as a Service’ Makes Your IT Easy

The need to keep pace with your users’ PCs, laptops, and mobile devices, as well as the constant updates they need – while dealing with unrelenting IT security threats – has placed enormous strains on businesses of every size.

To keep up with all of their daily IT demands, businesses are turning to an easier, more economical support model – “DaaS” or Desktop as a Service. Continue reading