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Account security is often seen as the low hanging fruit of improving security posture and can sometimes be overlooked. However, this element is crucial in helping protect your critical data. Robbie Holloman, Solution Architect, breaks down ways to help secure your backup environment through account security: https://ivision.com/blog/securing-your-backup-environment/

We made it, folks. We've officially crossed the one-year mark of COVID-living. The iVision team has not only adapted to remote work and recruiting but has made the absolute most of the situation through unique virtual social events. The team has participated in everything from virtual llama farm visits, trivia tournaments and No Agenda Nerd Meetups to collaborate from afar. Interested in joining the team? Check out our open positions: https://ivision.com/careers-at-ivision/

This past year has revealed some unsettling realities within our society, including a drastic increase of discrimination and violence against Asian Americans. Sadly, this phenomenon hits close to home in Atlanta. iVision stands in solidarity with this community and is committed to the battle against hate and discrimination of any kind. This problem will not be fixed overnight, but by becoming educated and taking meaningful action, we can #StopAsianHate.

Working from home has made us all keenly aware that anything touching your network has the possibility of becoming a vulnerability. Our CTO, Eric Aslaksen, and Head of IT Security, Thomas Jefferies, break down iVision’s approach to vulnerability assessment and management to protect your critical data: https://ivision.com//keep-your-data-safe-with-vulnerabili/

Cloud migration requires a lot of prep work. iVision's cloud application assessments help this transition run smoothly while minimizing interruptions, saving costs and preparing a long-term success plan. Watch as Ronnie Andris, Director of Cloud Solutions, explains how: https://ivision.com//stay-one-step-ahead-with-cloud-appli/

We couldn’t let Women’s History Month go by without honoring the mother of the internet! Dr. Radia Perlman has had a profound impact on the industry, developing the algorithm behind the Spanning Tree Protocol, which made the Internet as we know it possible. Since then, she has taught courses at University of Washington, Harvard University and MIT, giving keynote speeches at events around the world. She currently holds over 100 patents and has received awards such as the Lifetime Achievement award from Usenix and the Association for Computing Machinery’s Special Interest Group on Data Communications. Dr. Perlman was also inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame in 2014 and National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2016. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInTec