We all roll our eyes when the phone or computer dings with that certain notification: Update Available. You've got to be careful, or else you might click something and be stuck without your device for the next 30 minutes.

Effective user access management (UAM) helps to ensure the right people have the right access to the right resources for the right reasons. Assessing UAM to make sure it is up-to-date and correct is an important part of an organizations overall data security measures, put in place to protect sensitive and confidential information.

Starting a new business is an adventure brimming with potential and promise. It's also a labyrinth of decisions, not least of which is the tech infrastructure you need to launch and grow. The right tech tools can mean the difference between floundering and flourishing.

If you're like a lot of organizations, you've found that embracing Microsoft 365 and it's many tools can be a huge productivity booster. However, even fine-tuned setups can still give users trouble now and then.

Even with email, Teams, Zoom, etc., sometimes nothing beats a good old-fashioned phone call. And thanks to VoIP, many of us have traded in old copper lines with overly complicated telco setups tucked away in closets (and the billing schemes that came with them) for more flexibility and lower costs.

Technology is changing on us all the time, and the lingo of IT professionals with all its acronyms and buzzwords can certainly feel like some sort of gibberish secret code for anyone outside the field. Terms like API, blockchain, and EDR/MDR/XDR can easily leave non-techies joining the convo a little lost in translation.

As businesses strive to stay ahead of the competition, investing in IT projects is a key element to success. The benefits of investing in technology are vast and significant - resulting in valuable outcomes such streamlined operations, improved efficiency, and an increase in customer reach. With each of these investments businesses need to be […]

A sluggish network is a formidable hurdle for any business, regardless of size or industry. So much depends on its reliability and performance, and disrupting users is a quick way to build frustration that can spill over quickly. So making sure your companies backbone is solid is key to keeping the communication, collaboration, and data flowing.

Data is the lifeblood of most businesses operations, driving the decision-making process and strategic planning. So safeguarding this invaluable asset should be one of the top priorities, and part of that is understanding what causes data loss and adopting the right approach to properly mitigate against it.

As we move into a shiny, new, and exciting 2024, we think it’s important to reflect on everything we saw along the way this past year. Namely, a continued surge in cybersecurity incidents which regularly demonstrated the challenges we all face and the importance of persistence in combating evolving risks.