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Don’t Shortcut IT Compliance – It’s Risky and Expensive!

Oct 31, 2024

When it comes to running a business, shortcuts can be tempting. Whether it’s saving time or money, it’s easy to understand why many business owners might look for the quickest way to meet their IT compliance requirements, be it HIPAA, PCI, or any other regulations. However, cutting corners in IT […]

Disaster Recovery vs. Business Continuity: What’s the Difference and Why You Need Both

Oct 22, 2024

When running a business, it’s easy to focus on the day-to-day operations and not think about what would happen if something went wrong. But disasters, whether natural, technical, or human-made, can strike at any time. This is where disaster recovery and business continuity come in. These two terms are often […]

Are Employee Devices Putting Your Business at Risk? Choosing The Best Policy

Oct 22, 2024

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 […]

What Happens When You Interrupt a Windows Update?

Oct 11, 2024

We’ve all been there: You’re about to shut down your computer, and the dreaded “Windows is updating” screen pops up. Sometimes, it feels like it takes forever. But what happens if you interrupt that update, whether by turning off the computer or losing power? Let’s dive into what happens when […]

How to Buy a Budget Laptop Without Getting Burned

Oct 11, 2024

Everybody loves a bargain, right? Especially when it comes to tech, prices can sometimes feel out of reach. These days, budget laptops are more affordable than ever. But (and it’s a big “but”) not all cheap laptops are created equal. While the price may be tempting, you don’t want to […]

Why Delaying IT Refreshes Is a Bad Idea

Sep 29, 2024

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. […]

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