Making sure your email provider has the right security
Cybersecurity should always be top of mind, but email security in particular is one area that managed service providers (MSPs) and their clients should always keep a keen eye on. Read any security research report and it will tell you that email is a top threat vector for malicious activity. The FBI has reported that […]
A small business owner’s guide to Exchange 2019
You might have heard that Microsoft has released Exchange 2019, the latest version of its incredibly popular email and collaboration tool. This new version boasts a number of new security and performance features that will help your small business be more productive and keep you safe from security threats. Want to see what’s under the hood for Exchange 2019? Let’s take a look. But before we do that, I’d like to ask you something. Are you still running your company’s email server in your office? Maybe it’s time to consider a move to the cloud.
Office 365 vs. Hosted Exchange: what’s the difference?
Choosing the right cloud solution for your business email can be hard, considering the different offers you have to look at. Which option is the best for you? You can only answer that question if you have a clear list of your needs. If you’ve been hosting your own email servers on-premises for some time and plan to migrate to the cloud, your needs will be different compared to a company that is building its IT services from scratch. Depending on the industry regulations you have to follow, you might be faced with more constraints (e.g., email retention policies, encryption policies). And, depending on your business organization, you’ll have other issues to deal with (office branches, complex communication processes, etc.). To help you decide, we compare Office 365 vs. Hosted Exchange. Two great options for your business email hosting. Which one should you choose?
