Tony Altun

As a business owner, you’ve probably noticed that technology is changing how your employees work, especially regarding devices. There are multiple options for managing employee devices in the workplace, each with its own strengths, drawbacks, and security considerations. The main choices are bring your own device (BYOD), choose your own device (CYOD), and corporate-owned, personally-enabled […]

Recently, businesses have faced significant economic challenges, and it’s natural to look for ways to cut costs. One area where many companies are tightening the purse strings is IT hardware refresh cycles. Traditionally, businesses might upgrade their hardware every 3–5 years, but lately, these cycles are being extended even further. While this might seem like

Email is a fantastic tool for communication. It’s quick, easy, and allows you to connect with clients, colleagues, and partners with just a few clicks. But as convenient as it is, email isn’t always the safest place for certain types of sensitive information. Some things should absolutely stay out of your inbox. Let’s walk through

When it comes to cybersecurity, one of the biggest threats to your business isn’t a faceless hacker in a dark room; it’s complacency. Many business owners and managers fall into the trap of thinking that if nothing bad has yet happened, then nothing will. Unfortunately, that mindset can lead to disastrous consequences. Let’s break down

Your time is valuable as a small business owner, and you constantly juggle multiple priorities. While collaboration tools such as Microsoft Teams have become essential for keeping employees connected, trying to make sense of all the day-to-day chatter and discussions happening across different channels and conversations can sometimes feel overwhelming. It’s still in its infancy,