A Hacker’s 3 Favorite Words: Out Of Office

Empty desk chair in front of a laptop indicating someone being out of office

“Hello! I’m on vacation and will be out of the office until [date]. For urgent matters, please contact [coworker’s name and e-mail].”

Unless you’re a cyber-criminal, you’d never think this was anything other than easy, convenient and even expected.

Except…it’s exactly what cyber-criminals love to see.

The one thing meant to keep things organized and moving smoothly (your auto-reply), is a GOLD mine of intel for nefarious criminals looking for an open door to sneak in.

Why Summer Is the Worst Time for IT

This is exactly why reactive IT support — the kind where you only call for help when something breaks — can quickly become a liability. Especially during the summer, when staff availability is hit-or-miss, and tech issues seem to pick the worst possible moments to strike.

5 Critical Cybersecurity Mistakes Business Owners Make

Frustrated business owner made a big cyber security mistake

There’s a persistent myth that cyber threats are just scare tactics pushed by IT companies. They’re seen as the digital version of the “monster under the bed.”
That mindset is dangerous.
We’ve seen too many businesses suffer because they didn’t take threats seriously.

Spring Clean Your IT System

While you’re elbows deep in your spring cleaning, don’t forget to add your IT systems to your list, along with organizing and de-cluttering your office. You can uncover inefficiencies, tighten security, and improve overall performance […]

Time to upgrade to Windows 11: A Guide

October 2025 officially marks the end of Windows 10’s life, with Windows no longer supporting the operating system. The question is: Should you upgrade to Windows 11, or should you replace your devices altogether? We […]

Score A Touch Down Against Hackers

The biggest teams are gearing up for football’s biggest day in the season! While they’re getting ready to go out and crack some pads, cyber-criminals are cracking their knuckles while preparing their playbook for 2025. […]

Are you losing money to outdated technology?

Technology that is a decade older or more, is called a legacy system. They become expensive to maintain, are slower, need constant updates and patches, and are usually incapable of leveraging new features as they’re released. The consequences of this can cause them to struggle to stay competitive with tech-savvy competitors