The Dynamic Computing Team Blog
A collection of articles about all things managed IT, cybersecurity, and more.
Why Companies Change IT Providers: When Security and Compliance Needs Change
Security and compliance needs have a habit of changing when you least expect it.
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Why Email Security Audits Matter (Now More Than Ever)
A lot of businesses think email security boils down to simply using strong passwords and installing spam filters, then calling it a day.But while these...
Knock Your Next Vendor Audit Out of the Park
Here in the Pacific Northwest, many businesses act as third-party vendors for major tech companies. One of the challenges of being in that role is...
Running the Cyber Insurance Application Gauntlet
Having cyber insurance is critical in today’s business. At the same time, simply applying for coverage is increasingly complicated. Not that long ago,...
Compliance Audits: What They Are, Why They Matter
Compliance audits may sound like a boring topic to dive into, but for small and mid-sized businesses they are a vital part of maintaining trust, security,...
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“They knew that we would need more than a standard Zoom subscription to serve our clients and comply with HIPAA regulations. They transitioned us overnight to a secure telehealth system so we could continue to serve our clients.”
Ashleigh Vessey - King County Sexual Assault Resource Center - Administrator and Special Projects Manager