The never-ending arms race between cybercriminals and cybersecurity professionals means that today’s attacks are stealthy, persistent, and specifically designed to bypass traditional defenses. Unfortunately for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that haven’t kept up with cybersecurity, a firewall and antivirus software are no longer enough; you can’t just “install the tools, set the rules, and […]

From security cameras and smart TVs to printers, HVAC controllers, conference room tablets, and wireless sensors, there are likely many internet-connected devices in your network that aren’t computers. While these smart devices can boost your efficiency and productivity, they also are also less secure by nature and often go unnoticed by your IT team.

In 2026, data protection regulations are tightening fast. Updates to frameworks such as GDPR, CMMC, and regional data sovereignty laws are changing how you must handle, store, and recover customer and partner information.  Unfortunately for small and mid-sized businesses like yours, the tightening rules mean that simply having a backup is no longer enough.

Having your technology problems fixed fast is great, but the best IT support is the kind you never have to think about. In 2026, that expectation is no longer unrealistic, thanks to advances in automation, artificial intelligence, and predictive monitoring.

AI and other business technologies that can revolutionize your operations continue to evolve at breakneck speeds. So, as 2026 approaches, small and mid-sized businesses that prepare early for emerging IT trends will be better positioned to compete, stay secure, and grow efficiently.

As the year winds down, it’s the perfect time to step back and make sure your IT environment is ready for the coming year, so you aren’t caught off guard. For small and medium-sized businesses, an end-of-year IT review is particularly important because of tight budgets and limited resources, so you want to make sure […]

For many small and mid-sized businesses, the year’s end brings a surge in IT issues that can quickly derail productivity. Fewer staff on hand, higher online activity, pressure to hit annual targets, and increased cyber threats during the holidays all contribute to greater downtime risk.

The companies that make your software and hardware are constantly deploying updates to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals, so keeping your systems current is one of the most effective ways to prevent attacks. Unfortunately, these constant updates can get in the way of productivity, making you choose between getting work done and staying safe.

Remote work is great during the holiday season, as you can travel and attend family gatherings without burning through PTO. However, it also brings increased cybersecurity risks. Employees working while on the road face unique challenges that can expose your business to data breaches, compromised accounts, and malware infections.