Last week, we were joined by our friends at Microsoft to share some very effective and not-so-well-known tips and tricks to optimize your productivity with Microsoft Teams.  In this live demo, our friend David Branscome, Senior Cloud Architect, shared some really great features in Microsoft Teams that allow you to do simple things that are […]

For any business in the healthcare industry, it’s crucial to remain compliant with all HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability) guidelines. Failure to comply not only brings potential violation fines and penalties by the Office of Civil Rights, but patients’ health information is put at risk. HIPAA compliance means fulfilling the requirements of the act, […]

Every year, hundreds of healthcare breaches are reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. To protect your business and your client’s data from these threats, you need to constantly adopt the latest technologies. Our healthcare industry IT services protect medical professionals and patients while improving the delivery of health care services. To […]

Malicious email attacks continue to be a common security threat to individuals and businesses, with small businesses being targeted most often. Email messages asking recipients to click on unknown links or attachments are especially dangerous because the sender oftentimes impersonates a leader or another member of your organization.  Common requests can include: Making a financial […]

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Nashville is home to an extremely healthy healthcare industry. The nearly 400 healthcare companies that are based in Nashville contribute more than $38 billion and 250,000 jobs to the local economy. It is the area’s largest and fastest growing employer, and it has an increasing dependence on technology. Between hospitals, research facilities, private practitioners and […]

Recently, a virus known as “CryptoWall” infected the Dickson County Sheriff’s Office. This virus was able to encrypt a large number of critical files on the department’s network, and thus rendered them inaccessible. The hacker demanded a ransom of $572 to decrypt the files, giving the virus its nickname “Ransomware.” The department chose to pay […]

This post also appeared in The Tennessean, where Concept Technology has a bi-weekly feature in the Business section. “Let’s talk health care.” That short sentence has sparked some of the most engaging social, economic, ethical and political conversations over the past few years, and the conversations keep on coming. You’d be hard pressed to find someone […]