Email correspondence in business is a non-negotiable method of communication. With our ever expanding digital world, you would be foolish not to use email communication with your business; it’s an efficient and environmentally-friendly form of correspondence whose benefits cannot be ignored.
That said, some company owners are reluctant to embrace this business best practice because of security concerns. Purchase receipts, customer information, and legal documents may be at risk when sent through unsecured networks. Luckily, software solutions exist to put these fears at rest – email and spam protection from M.I.T Consulting in Toronto keeps you, and your clients, protected.
Careful Email Filtering
M.I.T has created a system that filters dangerous email and websites from your company’s emailing system. Our email filtering catches needless spam, dangerous viruses, and malware that can potentially access your email contents. When you choose MIT, your email is protected from harmful content and your confidential files and information will be kept out of the wrong hands.
Password Management
Email security can be compromised when users choose simple passwords. There are whole systems at play where hackers will attempt to gain access to a person’s email with common passwords, and many of them succeed. M.I.T’s password management helps you create new, unique, and secure passwords to use for all online activity. Aside from the added email security this service provides, it will help you make smart password decisions in all aspects of your digital life.
Internet and Email Safety Information
M.I.T Consulting also offers online safety and protection education in your email and spam protection package. This information well help you avoid scams – like phishing attacks – that could jeopardize your business and your clients.
Always Updated, Never Behind
Times are changing, and they’re changing fast. Online scammers find new ways to cheat the system every day, and many protection services cannot keep up with these new methods. Anytime a protection server falls behind the curve, it exposes its users to risk. M.I.T updates and patches systems constantly to guard against new hacking methods. Security loopholes simply cease to exist.
