Although your organization’s existing network infrastructure may appear to be sufficiently serving your needs, settling for a setup that is simply “good enough” could be costing you. Regardless of your business size or industry, effective communication is an essential building block of daily operations – and issues such as subpar speeds and interference can have a major impact in both the short and long term. Updating your network cable and wiring can deliver measurable improvements in overall efficiency, supporting a broad range of key objectives.
Although many organizations are focused on the overall functionality of their audiovisual systems, security should be given equal priority. As a growing number of employees work remotely, organizations are expanding their use of AV systems – unknowingly elevating their security risks at the same time.
Although there are many aspects of cybersecurity that involve applying improvements to existing networks and infrastructures, it is also possible – and often preferable – to establish highly secure systems from “the bottom up.” And in terms of a significant first step towards proactive protection, few measures can compare to a well-designed and secure wireless network design.
When you think of disaster recovery, it’s likely that your mind immediately goes to securing your digital data. And while there are indeed many disasters that can harm the integrity of critical data, it is also possible for your physical assets to be affected.
