What Other Non-Repair Services Should a Managed Services Company Offer?
Why the best managed service providers help you plan for tomorrow, the guidance they should offer beyond repairs, and questions to evaluate your provider.
Encrypting Emails in Outlook
Why a regular email is a bit like a postcard, how to use the Encrypt option in Outlook, and a simple rule of thumb for what should be encrypted.
Technology Use Policies for Companies and Organizations
Why a written technology use policy protects your business, what a simple one covers, and how it grows with your company as tools like AI arrive.
What to Do When You Have a Cyber Breach in Your Organization
Why rebooting and deleting can make a breach harder to resolve, who to call first, and how a simple response plan takes the panic out of the moment.
Multi-Factor Authentication: When to Use It
Why a password alone is no longer enough, where MFA matters most, and the one thing to do if you get a login approval you did not request.
Network Firewalls: Are They All the Same?
The difference between home routers, software, cloud, and hardware firewalls, why prices range so widely, and how to match a firewall to your business.
What Problems Do Managed Services Solve for You?
Why one internal IT person eventually runs out of hours, and how managed services bring a team, proven processes, and consistency to your technology.
Cyber Security Training for the Average User
Why practical, everyday security awareness training turns busy employees into a human firewall against the mistakes attackers count on.
What Is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?
What a zero-day vulnerability is, why no business is fully immune, and how updates, behavior-based security, and a response plan reduce the risk.
Cyber Security and What You Need
A plain-language look at the layers that actually protect a business, from EDR and hardening to round-the-clock monitoring and response.
Network Penetration Test (Pen Test): Do You Need One?
What a network penetration test is, what happens during one, how often to run it, and why a basic test can be a reasonable place to start.
EDR, Another IT Three Letter Acronym: What Is It?
A plain-language look at Endpoint Detection and Response: how it differs from older antivirus, how it stops ransomware, and why monitoring still matters.
Reactive and Proactive Approach to Technology
Why most technology problems build quietly in the background, what proactive IT support actually checks, and how to weigh prevention against downtime.
Cyber Insurance Compliance: What the Industry is Requiring
A plain-language look at what cyber insurers are really asking for, and why being able to prove your protections matters more than checking yes.
Bring Your Own Device: Convenient, But At What Cost?
Personal devices for work feel like a flexible, cost-saving win. Then a few months go by and the cracks start showing. Frank Saulsbery talks through what really happens when BYOD goes sideways, and the question every business owner should ask before they get there.