The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has issued an urgent warning about a new mail scam targeting executives across the U.S. Fraudsters are mailing letters that falsely claim to be from the “BianLian Group,” a known ransomware organization.
If your business relies on technology—and let’s be honest, what business doesn’t?—unexpected downtime can be more than just an inconvenience. It can cost thousands in lost productivity and sales. Just look at what happened to MGM when their systems went down: key cards stopped working, casinos shut down, and even restaurant reservations were unavailable. That fiasco cost them millions.
Tax season is stressful enough without cybercriminals trying to steal your data or scam your business. Unfortunately, they know this is when business owners and employees are juggling deadlines, paperwork, and countless emails—making it the perfect time to strike. The good news? A little awareness and a few smart precautions can keep your business safe. Here’s what you need to watch out for and how to stay one step ahead.
Businesses today are always looking for ways to reduce costs while keeping operations running smoothly. That’s where managed services come in. Instead of handling everything in-house, businesses can outsource IT, security, and other critical functions to a managed services provider (MSP)—a team of experts who take care of the heavy lifting.
The FBI and CISA have issued a cybersecurity alert about a ransomware threat called Ghost (Cring), which has been targeting businesses—including small businesses—since 2021.
The to-do list for small businesses can often seem like it’s never-ending. Whether you are trying to keep customers engaged, closely managing your staffing budgets, or trying to balance security needs with operational efficiency, it can be difficult to navigate all these challenges.
Here we are in the first quarter of 2025, and one thing is clear: staying ahead of the ever-changing tech world is key to running a successful business. If you’re still waiting for tech issues to happen before tackling them, you’re using a reactive IT strategy. And in today’s fast-paced world, that approach simply doesn’t cut it.
The clock is ticking on Windows 10, with its official end-of-life set for October 2025. If you’re still using this reliable operating system, it’s time to decide
It’s game time! While football’s biggest day is just around the corner, there’s another league that’s suiting up – and trust me, these players don’t play fair. Cybercriminals are already mapping out their 2025 playbook, looking for ways to blindside businesses like yours.
Cybersecurity continues to be a growing concern for all types of businesses. Not only are cyber-attacks highly disruptive to organizations, but they often leave a variety of financial consequences in their wake.