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The cloud has changed the game for business IT. It makes your tools more flexible, your team more productive, and your operations easier to manage remotely. But cloud just like on premise applications and technology aren’t 100% bulletproof.Just because your data lives in the cloud doesn’t mean it’s automatically secure. In fact, cloud providers rely on something called the “shared

No business is immune to cyber threats. Attackers are constantly evolving their tactics, and even when you are diligent in your security, new attack methods can expose your business to a breach. Understanding cyber resilience is no longer optional—keeping your operations running, protecting sensitive data, and maintaining customer trust needs to be a priority for your business.Being resilient includes preventing

Businesses rarely operate in isolation. From cloud service providers to software vendors and outsourced IT support, third-party partners play a crucial role in keeping operations running smoothly. But when those partners experience a cybersecurity breach, compliance failure, or operational breakdown, the consequences can quickly spill over to your business.

Microsoft Windows 10 will reach its end of life (EOL) on October 14, 2025. It won’t stop working, but it will no longer receive security updates or technical support from Microsoft.

When people think of cybersecurity, they often picture complex software, firewalls, and high-tech solutions. But here’s a critical piece of the puzzle that often gets overlooked: your team.

Even the most advanced software and hardware will eventually become obsolete. It usually doesn’t come to a halt at once, but instead you might encounter a brief freeze here, or an app closing by itself there. This is usually a sign that something is reaching the end of its life cycle.