We’re in week four of our fITness challenge! If you missed last week’s challenge, you can catch up here. Week 4: Security Awareness Training As we continue through your IT …
Thanks to Log4J, AKA the vulnerability that has much of the IT world in panic mode, 2022 is set to start towards an unfortunate bang. Just when we think everything …
Windows 11 is here! And if you believed the dramatic, intense hype the TV commercials pushed, you’d think that it would be a huge overhaul compared to Windows 10. Well, …
Your network is the backbone of your organization, allowing your employees to access the tools they need to do their jobs and connect with your clients. Future-proofing your network is vital to ensure …
Though Wi-Fi was once considered nice-to-have, not need-to-have, a luxury and not a requirement, it has become essential to almost all small and medium-sized businesses. Employees depend on Wi-Fi to stay connected as …
Well, what can I say? 2020 was quite a year. We’ve felt worry never felt before, argued about things we’ve barely even thought about before…and meanwhile had to pivot and …
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a joint cybersecurity advisory regarding an imminent ransomware …
If information technology is your career, you have experienced or will experience an IT emergency or crisis at some point. If you have not, it is only a matter of time. …
Whether you’re new to Office 365 or you’re beginning the adoption of a specific tool like Teams, the Office 365 admin reports can help you identify your users’ behavior when …
While IT is quite essential to keep businesses running, a lot of projects could very well have met the chopping block or been delayed due to budget freezes. Don’t despair! …
It simultaneously feels like an eternity and no time at all since we went on an official social distancing order at Mirazon (about a month and change). While I’ve worked …
Some time ago, I wrote about Inbox Zero. To recap what this is, let’s revisit the verbiage I shared when I first blogged about the topic; emphasis mine: “Inbox Zero is …