Microsoft’s decision to end support for its Windows 10 operating system this fall means that businesses will need to ensure that their hardware can support the Windows 11 upgrade.

For small and medium-sized businesses, maximizing uptime is the name of the game. The reality is, however, that sometimes your technology can fail, leaving you scrambling to continue running your business.

Does your business need to upgrade your Windows 10 devices to Windows 11 before Microsoft’s planned October 14th cut-off date for technical support, updates, and security patches.

Ransomware attacks are on the rise, with a growing number of organizations across a broad spectrum of industries becoming ensnared in its wide-reaching tentacles.

While your business infrastructure may seem to be running relatively smoothly, do you know what security risks may be hiding in plain sight within your organization?

The Windows 10 countdown has begun.

For about the past decade, there’s been a rising trend among small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to adopt a strategic hybrid cloud approach for their IT environment.

Small and medium-sized business owners today have a lot on their plates, not the least of which is ensuring the ongoing health and safety of their IT environment.