Tech Acceleration

We break down what leadership needs to know about the latest data security rules — and how to avoid a nasty surprise during an audit. If your business qualifies as a “financial institution”—for example, you provide financial products or services like loans, credit, investment advice, or tax preparation—you may be subject to the FTC Safeguards […]

A weak technology strategy rarely announces itself. At first, it may look like a few scattered tech issues, such as lagging systems, integration failure and unexpected system outages. In reality, these aren’t random problems but signs of a deeper issue: an IT infrastructure that hasn’t kept up with the business. Most companies don’t intentionally overlook

If you think your business is too small to be targeted by hackers, think again. Cyberattacks are hitting small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) harder than ever and the damage they cause can be devastating—financially, operationally, and emotionally. Why? Because today’s cybercriminals know that many SMBs lack the tools, time, and staff to properly defend themselves.

Businesses across all industries have been facing increasing pressure to meet compliance standards while maintaining operational efficiency. With evolving regulations and cybersecurity threats, ensuring compliance is more than a box to check—it’s a critical component of business success. However, many organizations struggle to keep up due to outdated technology and fragmented IT strategies. This is

In today’s increasingly internet driven world, staying ahead of the technology curve is essential for businesses looking to remain competitive and secure. However, many organizations struggle with outdated systems, inconsistent IT strategies, and a lack of alignment between their technology and business goals. This is where partnering with an IT Service Provider (ITSP) becomes invaluable.

You can’t ignore the growing presence of generative AI. Whether you are actively using it yourself or not, you’ve undoubtedly by now encountered countless emails, social media posts, or even high school English papers written by or with the help of generative AI tools. It got us wondering, what can (and can’t) this new AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept, it’s transforming businesses at an unprecedented pace. From automating repetitive tasks to analyzing vast amounts of data, AI is becoming a vital tool across industries. But as its usage grows, so do the questions around its risks and what responsible implementation looks like. In this blog,

Whether you’re a small business or a multinational corporation, your success hinges on the confidentiality, integrity and availability of critical data. Every transaction, customer interaction and strategic decision relies on this precious asset. As your dependence on data grows, so do the risks. Cyberthreats and data breaches aren’t just potential disruptions when you possess valuable

Imagine being the owner of the most popular coffee joint on the corner. Your loyal customers line up outside each morning, eager to grab their caffeine fix. But, one day, as your staff hustles to keep up with the orders, a sudden storm knocks out the power, leaving the cafe in the dark. Or worse,

As technology advances, cyber threats have become more sophisticated and pervasive, posing risks to businesses of all sizes. While large corporations are often in the spotlight when it comes to data breaches, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly under the regulatory microscope. Regulators are turning their focus to SMB cybersecurity due to the rising