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If your team uses Zoom on Windows computers, hackers have a new way to steal your accounts. And they don't need your password. Security researchers just discovered that Zoom's Windows app stores your login information in
Read article →Ransomware attacks on small businesses have increased sharply — not because attackers are more sophisticated, but because enterprises invested heavily in security while smaller operations largely
I've spent nearly 30 years in IT and cybersecurity. I've inherited environments from other MSPs that were supposed to be fully
Every provider has a different name for their packages and a different definition of fully managed. This checklist cuts through the noise. 1. Proactive Monitoring
Most IT problems don't happen because business owners are careless. They happen because nobody told them what to watch out for. Mistake #1:
Break-fix IT looks economical on the surface. That perception crumbles once you look at actual numbers. What Break-Fix Actually Costs Average IT downtime
Small businesses get hit with ransomware because attackers know you lack enterprise-grade security. You're profitable enough to pay, vulnerable enough to breach,