Shadow IT is a security issue that poses risks to businesses of all sizes — your organization included. But what is it, and why is it dangerous? Let’s take a look.
What is shadow IT?
Shadow IT is the use of IT systems, hardware, software, and services that have not been approved by your IT department.

Information is coursing through millions of devices globally, and edge computing is making its delivery more efficient. Edge computing systems are becoming more common, thanks to the marked increase in the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and apps that require real-time processing power.

Buying a new laptop is a significant decision that many people dread to make. It is easy to get comfortable with your current laptop but when you start making one too many compromises about its condition, you’ll end up sacrificing your own productivity.

Windows 10 is one of most stable and efficient operating systems available today and its popularity with businesses is a testament to this. However, Microsoft’s flagship product has numerous features that use precious hardware resources, and businesses that have opted for cost-effective PCs are subject to mediocre computer performance.

The COVID-19 health crisis has likely changed the future of work forever, with many employees moving out of traditional offices to work in the safety of their own homes. What made this transition possible for businesses are developments in cloud computing and, more importantly, the ubiquity of internet-enabled personal devices.

In 2019, every company has become a technology company. Besides data, digital services, and applications to make business growth and acceleration possible, minimal network speeds and bandwidth are integral to running operations and delighting customers.