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Some of the most frustrating tech issues are ones that could have been avoided - like a compromised PC from a user installing something they shouldn't have been able to or a broken configuration because someone changed a setting and it couldn't be traced back.

Most businesses know how to handle the human side of employee departures pretty well - hopefully a nice going-away or retirement party, the laptop gets returned, and HR updates the org chart. But the tech side has plenty to take care of as well and if it isn't done right things can get a little messy.

Hybrid meetings have become standard for a lot of businesses. Some people are in the room, some are home or remote, maybe one lucky participant is blurring waves crashing in the background. Unfortunately, the result is often a frustrating experience for at least one of those groups.

A lot of people who work from home have never really set up a proper workspace. They grabbed a laptop, found a table, and figured they'd deal with the rest later. Then that later never quite arrived...

Picture yourself in the conference room, meeting with your IT people - things are going fine and then they say something...

Most small businesses aren’t breached because they have no security at all. They’re breached because a single stolen password becomes a master key to everything else.

Think about your office building. You probably have the front entrance which is open during business hours, maybe a side or back entrance that needs a key-card, a front desk person who greets visitors and takes deliveries. But once someone is inside, are they able to wander freely without much challenge? Could they walk right into the network […]

So 2025 is basically over, and cybersecurity has been wild this year (I mean, when is it not anymore?). We've seen everything from huge healthcare data breaches to supply chain attacks that completely wrecked companies. Literally no one's safe anymore.

Technology is at the heart of modern business operations, but as powerful as may be, it’s not perfect. No matter the industry, organizations can often run into the same recurring tech issues. And when those issues aren't fully resolved, they will continue to pop back up tiem and time again, costing time, money, and opportunities.

Like it or not, most of our work is done online now. Through "the cloud" we can store, collaborate, and access our important information from anywhere in the world. This accessibility and convenience bring significant benefits to businesses, but it also comes with a major risk to network security.