Information technology blog, cybersecurity blog

Many businesses that already work with a managed IT services provider find that their MSP offers some level of cybersecurity protection as part of their overall service and technology stack.

If you’re considering outsourcing your IT or questioning whether your current managed services provider is the right long-term partner for your business, you’ve probably asked yourself some version of this question:

If you’re working with a managed IT services provider, you’ve probably asked yourself: Are we actually getting the maximum value and what we need from our MSP?

Email has become the primary currency of business communication and one of the most critical tools your organization relies on every day. It’s how your team communicates with customers, vendors, partners, and employees.

Contractors and subcontractors within the defense industrial base (DIB) are already grappling with conflicting market challenges and business priorities, but now find themselves also dealing with the need to become CMMC certified.

If your business works with the Department of Defense (DoD), are you confident your business would pass a CMMC audit if it happened today?

While some Connecticut and Massachusetts nonprofits are lured by the sales pitches of remote-only or large national managed IT providers, many often learn quickly that the promised cost-savings and service don’t live up to the hype.

Small-medium businesses (SMBs) in Connecticut, today face serious cybersecurity threats, including phishing, business email compromise (BEC), malware, ransomware, AI-powered attacks, internal vulnerabilities, and supply chain breaches — all of which can cause major financial, operational, and reputational damage. They no longer have the luxury of delaying taking proactive steps to boost their organization’s cybersecurity.