As the end of life for Windows 10 approaches, it’s essential to understand the financial and operational implications of not upgrading to Windows 11. In this blog post, we’ll analyze the potential costs associated with security breaches and system failures, discuss the long-term benefits of investing in the upgrade, and highlight the importance of staying
The Internet’s Lifeline Is Buried Beneath the Ocean
You might think all your data goes to space. It’s stored on the cloud after all. Not quite. Around 99% of all international internet traffic is transmitted through a network of undersea fiber-optic cables, not satellites. These cables stretch for hundreds of thousands of miles across the ocean floor, connecting continents and creating the digital
Cosmic Rays Can Crash Your Computer
Has your computer ever crashed for no reason? No warning, overheating, faulty software, just randomly shuts down out of nowhere? You might be able to blame the stars. Cosmic rays, high-energy particles from exploding stars, are constantly bombarding Earth. When they hit your computer’s hardware, they can flip a bit in memory from a 0
Cybersecurity on Vacation: Stay Safe While You Unplug
Summer is the perfect time to recharge—but while you’re relaxing, cybercriminals are hard at work. Whether you’re checking emails poolside or logging into a client portal from a hotel lobby, your digital footprint is more vulnerable when you’re on the move. Here’s how to stay secure while enjoying your well-earned break. Real Stories, Real Risks
Why Third-Party Vendor Audits Matter More Than Ever
Hey everyone, I want to share something that’s been coming up a lot lately—whether it’s from cyber insurance applications, security forms, or compliance requirements from big clients. One question keeps popping up: Have you had a third-party audit done? If you’re working with any large organization—ones that follow ISO, SoC, or HIPAA compliance—they’re going to
Top 5 Cyberattacks of 2025
What You Can Do to Stay Safe We’re only halfway through 2025, and already this year has seen a surge in sophisticated cyberattacks across the globe. From international retail giants to government agencies, no organization has been immune. The rise of AI-assisted cybercrime is allowing attackers to scale faster, craft more believable phishing lures, and
The Financial Risks of Not Upgrading to Windows 11
Why Waiting Will Cost More Than You Think If your business is still running on Windows 10 after Microsoft ends support in October 2025, you’re putting yourself at serious financial and operational risk. Delaying the upgrade to Windows 11 may seem like an easy short-term decision, but it opens the door to security breaches, downtime,
Global instability and AI are fueling a new wave of cyberattacks
As Global Tensions Rise, So Does the Risk of Cyberattacks Artificial intelligence and global tensions have been advancing quickly. Leading to cyberattacks that are growing in both volume and complexity. These threats aren’t just targeting big corporations and government systems. They’re increasingly focused on small and mid-sized businesses. During a recent Axios event on cybersecurity
Windows 11 Upgrade Case Studies: Lessons, Benefits & Best Practices
Real-life examples of businesses that have successfully upgraded to Windows 11 can provide valuable insights and best practices for your own transition. In this blog post, we’ll share case studies of our existing customers that have successfully upgraded to Windows 11, discuss the lessons learned and best practices, and highlight the benefits experienced post-upgrade. Case
Squishy Bots Could Solve the World’s Tightest Problems
In disaster zones, first responders often face collapsed buildings, tight crawlspaces, and dangerous debris that humans, drones, and even rescue dogs can’t access. Meanwhile, in hospitals, surgeons need tools capable of navigating the human body with extreme precision and minimal damage. To tackle these challenges, scientists are developing a surprising solution: soft-bodied, shape-shifting robots. Researchers
Tiny Bug Drones Could Save the Future of Food
Pollinators like bees are essential to global food production, but their populations are shrinking due to habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides. To address the crisis, scientists are developing tiny bug-like drones, some modeled after bees, others after ladybugs, that can autonomously pollinate crops. These “pollibots” are already being tested in greenhouses, where they delicately
Broadcom Cuts VMware Service to Small Businesses: What To Do If You Are Affected
Broadcom has been restructuring VMware since acquiring it, and its recent move has serious consequences for small businesses that depend on the software. According to industry analysts, Broadcom’s decision to cut hundreds of VMware Registered Partners is “ruthless but strategic,” focusing sharply on maximizing profits by serving only the largest enterprise clients. This move has