“Can’t we just buy the one on sale?”
We hear this question a lot, and it’s a fair one. A laptop at the big-box store is $300 cheaper than the one we quoted, and on paper it has the same processor and the same amount of memory. Why pay more?

Replace End of Life (EOL) servers, firewalls, switches, network storage, and workstations. There may still be time to get these projects done before the end of the year.

A rollout guide for small businesses: what to protect first and how to get employees on board

If your idea of security training is a once-a-year slideshow, presentation or video and a quiz that nobody remembers, you’re not alone.

A bad actor in cybersecurity is any person or group that intentionally tries to harm, steal from, or disrupt a business through its systems, data, or people.

For small businesses that put security first, a network attached storage (NAS) device is often the better choice for storing and sharing files.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month is an annual campaign that promotes safer online habits.

Your inbox is one of the most common ways criminals try to break into a business.

Choosing an IT partner shouldn’t feel like picking a fantasy football team, but for a lot of CEOs and Operations Managers, it kind of does.

If you’re shopping for a new business phone system, you’ve probably run into these two terms: VoIP and PBX. Now what?

If you run a medical practice, you’re not just managing patient care anymore. You’re also managing one of the most attractive targets in cybercrime: patient data.

Rural hospitals have been squeezed for years by thin margins, workforce shortages, and aging infrastructure.