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Last year, no managed services provider (MSP) had any idea that the world would be turned upside-down by the worst global pandemic in recent history, with companies large and small forced to radically rethink their working arrangements in order to remain productive and profitable.

Selecting a new laptop can be a daunting challenge, and it doesn’t take much to get lost in a sea of specifications, benchmarks, and user reviews. To help you make the right purchase decision, we’ve selected five best laptops available in 2020 for five different categories of users.

Millions of employees are now working remotely from their homes, which exposes them to many serious threats they didn’t have to worry about when they were behind their organization’s firewall. To remain secure and productive at home, remote workers must follow essential network security practices in addition to organizational security policies.

During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, most people are spending more time than ever before at home, using their mobile phones and computers for work, news, entertainment, and communication with loved ones.

Cybercriminals see the increase in online activity during this time of social distancing as an opportunity to exploit public fears about the deadly virus for their own personal gain.

For a relatively long time, small-to-medium size businesses (SMBs) flew under the radar of nefarious hackers and other cybercriminals. Unfortunately, that time is forever gone. According to a study from the Ponemon Institute, roughly two-thirds of SMBs around the world are now experiencing cyber-attacks, and the situation is getting alarmingly worse in certain regions.

The world as we know it has been disrupted by a virus called SARS-CoV-2 and the infectious disease caused by it (COVID-19). Since the beginning of this year, millions of people across most countries have been infected by it despite nation-wide lockdowns and other drastic measures.