Entries by Nandor Katai

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Proton Business Suite Review 2025: Privacy-First Platform

Proton Business Suite has emerged as the leading privacy-focused productivity platform, serving over 50,000 organizations globally with comprehensive end-to-end encryption across email, calendar, cloud storage, VPN, and password management services. Following significant platform updates in 2024, including pricing restructuring and enhanced feature sets, the suite now represents a mature alternative to mainstream productivity platforms. Key […]

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Best Business Password Managers 2025: Complete Review and Comparison

Password security has become a critical business consideration, with data breaches now costing companies an average of $4.88 million, according to IBM's 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report. For small and medium businesses, a single password-related incident can represent months or years of revenue, making password management one of the most important security investments […]

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UniFi Network Solutions: 2025 Tech Overview

A technical analysis of Ubiquiti's UniFi ecosystem for business networking and security Business networking decisions involve balancing performance, security, and budget considerations. Enterprise solutions often exceed small business requirements and budgets, while consumer equipment typically lacks the features and reliability needed for professional environments. UniFi positions itself as a middle-ground solution for businesses seeking enterprise-grade […]

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Introducing Cyber Assess Valydex: Your First Step Toward Better Cybersecurity

Most business owners know they should care about cybersecurity, but many aren't sure how secure they actually are. It's a common scenario: you've set up some basic protections, maybe installed antivirus software, and told your team to use strong passwords. But beyond that? The picture gets fuzzy. This uncertainty isn't unusual. Cybersecurity has traditionally been […]

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Weather-Resilient Business Hardware Setup: A Miami Professional’s Guide 2025

Running a business in South Florida means dealing with realities that colleagues in other cities simply don't face. While your counterparts in Atlanta might worry about occasional ice storms, Miami business owners know that a Tuesday afternoon thunderstorm can knock out power for three hours, flood the parking lot, and leave half your team working […]