Ensuring internet and telephone systems are secure with high levels of connectivity is paramount as businesses continue to evolve post-pandemic.

Firms across Ireland are urged to ensure their connectivity and cyber security are optimised. With staff often working in a hybrid model (from home and the store), continuity of internet and telephone networks with security against hacks has grown in necessity.

Targeting vulnerable businesses

Industry leader Cormac Reid suggests hackers are now moving on from major enterprises and have set their sights on mid-market companies that may be vulnerable to online security breaches.

Digital transformation has accelerated as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to change the business landscape. Reid says companies and retailers must now “catch up” to ensure their systems are fully accessible for customers and staff — and with high levels of security.

Businesses that are slow to respond could face costs and risks in terms of security breaches, poor connectivity, and loss of revenue. “The market is changing so fast, and the major driver is digital transformation,” says Reid.

“The challenge for the enterprise,” he continues, “is to make sure systems meet the changing connectivity and continuity of service requirements.”

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