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The Two Paths of IT Support Every business manages IT support in one of two ways: reactive or proactive. Reactive IT means waiting until something breaks (a crashed server, a cyberattack, a system outage)...
Artificial Intelligence is transforming the business landscape at lightning speed, unlocking powerful new opportunities. But with this rapid evolution, there's a darker side: cybercriminals have equal access to these...
FTC Compliance Is No Longer Optional The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has long required businesses to protect sensitive consumer data. But with recent updates to the FTC Safeguards Rule, which stems from the...
October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an ideal opportunity to evaluate how your organization defends itself against today's top cyber threats. The truth is, most cyberattacks don't come from highly skilled...
When Obsolete Technology Holds You Back Every business reaches a point where technology feels like it's "good enough." The computers still turn on, the servers still run, and the applications mostly do what...
The Hidden Price of IT Downtime Most business leaders think of IT downtime as an occasional frustration: an inconvenient system crash, a sluggish server, or an application that suddenly refuses to load. What many...
While it might seem cost-effective to hold on to outdated technology, this approach often ends up costing your business more in the long run. Using aging hardware and obsolete software can drag down your team's...
Cybersecurity is surrounded by widespread misconceptions that can dangerously weaken your company's defenses. Let's debunk five prevalent myths and reveal the realities you need to know. Myth #1: Cyber Attacks Won't...
Protecting your business from cyber threats starts with mastering the fundamentals. According to IBM's 2023 Cost Of A Data Breach Report, an alarming 82% of data breaches involved cloud-stored information, most of...