With so many features both under-utilized and untapped, to truly maximize its benefits, proper Microsoft 365 training can help employees take advantage of all its features and integrations to improve job performance in many meaningful ways.

A business continuity plan is a written document that outlines the steps your company will take to resume critical business functions in the event of natural disasters, cyber attacks, or any incident that can disrupt normal business processes.

Nowadays, cyber criminals don’t just try to exploit the vulnerabilities in your organization’s IT or security systems. Instead, they target the people who use them through social engineering techniques designed to deceive them into revealing confidential or sensitive information.

Data is the backbone of business operations, especially for industries that operate under strict regulatory scrutiny. Healthcare providers, financial institutions, and legal firms all face unique challenges when it comes to securing sensitive information and staying compliant with ever-evolving standards.

It feels like all we’ve done recently is talk about upgrading to Windows 11, but it really is time to start thinking about making a plan for migrating all your organization’s devices. After all, Windows 10, the operating system your PCs are currently running on, is set to reach end-of-life on October 14, 2025, which is coming up sooner than you think.

Yes, it’s time to start thinking about updating to Windows 11. While we previously wrote to hold off and still think it’s in your best interest to continue using Windows 10 for now, we want to support you in adopting this newest operating system to ensure a smooth transition when the time is right.

As healthcare becomes increasingly digital, the intersection of medicine and technology offers unprecedented opportunities for better patient care. However, this same connectivity also opens the door to a growing concern: medical device hacking.

Rapid evolution of technology has transformed the IT landscape, creating an ever-increasing demand for specialized skills. However, companies are struggling to keep pace, facing significant challenges in recruiting and retaining qualified IT professionals.

Department of Defense (DoD) contractors (e.g., manufacturers), need to meet in order to accept supply chain contracts. However, we know that most manufacturing organizations will likely have to adhere specifically to level 2 compliance requirements and might still be a little unsure of what those entail.