What happens when your Toronto business operations extend beyond reliable cell coverage? In this episode of Cybersecurity Unmasked, we explore how Rogers' new satellite service is transforming business connectivity and resilience across the GTA and beyond.

This isn't just about getting signal in cottage country—it's about fundamentally changing how Toronto businesses approach operational continuity. With enterprise IT support and network infrastructure management becoming more critical than ever, Rogers Satellite offers something we've never had before: seamless backup connectivity that works with your existing smartphone. No special hardware required.

We break down the real business impact: field crews in Muskoka staying connected, sales teams reaching clients in cellular dead zones, and logistics operations maintaining communication across remote Ontario highways. When you combine this with comprehensive technology solutions and business IT services, you get a complete connectivity strategy that keeps your business running no matter what.

The tech is fascinating too—low Earth orbit satellites that deliver under 40 milliseconds of latency, making it feel like regular network performance. Plus, we cover how this integrates with proactive cybersecurity and network monitoring solutions to create truly resilient business operations.

What we cover:

• Why 82% of Canada lacks reliable cell coverage (and how that affects Toronto businesses)
• The difference between old satellite tech and these new LEO systems
• Real ROI calculations for businesses considering satellite connectivity
• How this changes disaster recovery planning after events like the 2022 Rogers outage

The beta trial is free right now through late 2025, so there's never been a better time to understand how satellite connectivity fits your business strategy.

Cybersecurity Unmasked EP 22 - Because staying connected isn't just convenient, it's competitive.

Read our full analysis: What Rogers New Satellite Service Means for Toronto Businesses