Confused by the world of business telecommunications? Our FAQs break down common questions about phone systems, internet connectivity, cloud services and security features. Find out what options best suit your business needs, explore the latest technologies, and gain a clear understanding of how to keep your company connected and protected.
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Most companies have tiered plans ranging in price from $12.99/month to $18.00/month. The pricing varies depending on each VPN service provider, the types of features you want included, and the subscription plan you choose.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is an important security measure for any business aiming to safeguard its data and enhance online privacy and security. By establishing a secure and encrypted connection between a device (such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet) and a VPN server, it ensures that sensitive information…
SOC 2 (Service Organization Control Type 2) is a cybersecurity compliance framework. Ensuring network compliance with SOC 2 regulations like is crucial for protecting sensitive information and maintaining trust. SOC 2 compliance issues typically occur due to failures in meeting the Trust Services Criteria which can be summarized as follows:
Ensuring network compliance with HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) is crucial for protecting sensitive information and maintaining trust. HIPAA violations most often occur when covered entities, business associates, or members of either’s workforces fail to comply with the Privacy, Security, or Breach Notification Rules. Here are compliance issues…
A Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) is an advanced security device that goes beyond the capabilities of traditional firewalls by performing not only basic packet filtering and port-based access control but also integrating additional features for enhanced security. NGFWs can be deployed as physical appliances within an organization’s infrastructure, offering real-time inspection…
Fiber internet, utilizing fiber-optic cables, offers superior speed, reliability, and performance, making it a better choice for high-demand internet users, though its availability may be limited. Coaxial cable internet, using copper cables like those for cable TV, while not as fast or reliable as fiber, provides a widely available and…
The choice between physical desk phones, leveraging apps on existing devices, or investing in video phones depends on your business’s specific needs, budget, and the desired flexibility of your cloud collaboration system. Considering the necessary hardware is crucial when adopting a cloud-hosted calling system or any call system. For your…
When considering a move to cloud-based collaboration and communication solutions, businesses often evaluate the three market leaders: Zoom, Cisco Webex, and Microsoft Teams. These platforms offer many similar features via the cloud, including chat, collaboration, meetings, webinars, events, and phone services. However, distinct differences exist that can significantly impact which…
Yes, switching to a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solution can lead to significant savings for your business and is often cheaper than an analog phone system. Studies have demonstrated that small businesses can reduce their phone bills by up to 45% each month after transitioning to VoIP. Beyond cost…
When exploring VoIP solutions, it’s important to consider several key factors that affect pricing: the number of users or lines needed, the variety and sophistication of features (such as advanced call management and integration capabilities), the nature of your calling plans (including international calling costs), initial setup and equipment expenses,…
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