Category: Blog

Meet Xtel at Techspo’23: Here’s All You Need to Know About This Year’s Event
Meet Xtel at Techspo’23 Techspo’23, New Jersey’s premier technology exhibition and training conference for education leaders, is set to
Why Is a CLEC the Clear Choice For Custom, Scalable Voice and Data Solutions?
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 represented a major overhaul of telecommunications law with a primary goal of deregulating the converging
Does Your Network Provider Really Know You?
Safe and reliable internet service is one of the most critical technologies needed by every business. What would happen if you could not connect
Top 5 IT Mistakes
A reliable and fast network connection is critical for your business’s success, especially with more employees working from home. But it’s only
Proactive vs. Reactive DDoS Mitigation
As we learned in part 1 of 2 of our DDoS Mitigation blog series, no business can consider themselves immune to cyber attacks. With DDoS attacks
JSA TV Interview with Brian Flynn, President of Xtel: How Working From Home Has Increased The Need For Cyber Security
Work-from-Home has become the new norm for many companies due to a dramatic shift created by the pandemic. With this, heightened sensitivity in
DDoS Mitigation – Are You Safe From Cyber Warfare?
It’s an unfortunate truth that, in today’s world, everything is connected. No matter how we slice it, politics, policy, society and business
From Online Collaboration to Cybersecurity: Managing Remote Employees
Working remotely has dramatically increased due to the pandemic and essentially has become the norm for most businesses. In many ways, however,
How To Manage Endpoint Security Correctly
Remote communication and collaboration tools are helping employers and employees change what it looks like to be connected to each other, their
WFH is Here to Stay, so Remote Employee Productivity & Online Safety is Critical
If there is one thing the pandemic has taught us, it is that working from home is here to stay. According to The Economist, Americans spent only