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Warning: Microsoft Will NO LONGER Support Windows 10 After October 14, 2025. While PCs operating on Windows 10 will still work after this official end date, Microsoft will no longer provide the free services that keep your device working properly and securely, such as security updates and technical support.

In architecture, where precision meets creativity, technology has to do more than keep the lights on — it has to drive productivity. The right IT setup can be the silent engine behind a thriving firm, streamlining workflows, supporting collaboration, and keeping projects on track from concept to completion.

In the world of dentistry, there’s one thing that’s never up for debate: sterilization is nonnegotiable. Clean tools are essential for patient safety and practice credibility. But there’s another piece of your practice that’s just as critical: your IT systems.

There’s a lot of excitement about artificial intelligence (AI) right now, and for good reason. Tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot are popping up everywhere. Businesses are using them to create content, respond to customers, write e-mails, summarize meetings and even assist with coding or spreadsheets.

You and your employees may be getting back from vacation, but cybercriminals never take a day off. In fact, data shown in studies from vendors ProofPoint and Check Point indicate that phishing attempts actually spike in the summer months. Here’s how to stay aware and stay protected.

You don’t have to be a big corporation to suffer a major cyberattack. In fact, small businesses are now the most common targets for cybercriminals. Why? Because they’re easier to get into – and more likely to pay up.

And while a Fortune 500 company might be able to eat the cost of a breach, most small businesses can’t.

According to IBM’s Cost Of A Data Breach Report 2024, the average cost of a data breach is $4.88 million.

Cybercriminals are changing how they attack small businesses. Instead of breaking down the door, they’re sneaking in with a stolen key… your login credentials.

It’s called an identity-based attack, and it’s becoming the top way hackers get into systems.

If you’re still managing passwords with sticky notes, spreadsheets, your browser’s autofill, or sheer memory, you’re putting convenience ahead of security — and it could cost you. These outdated practices create easy entry points for cybercriminals, increasing the risk of data breaches, downtime, and financial loss.

Phishing isn’t just an old trick; it’s a constantly evolving threat. What started as scammy emails with spelling mistakes and too-good-to-be-true offers has transformed into sophisticated, targeted attacks that can fool even the most cautious among us.

You know the saying: You get what you pay for. And nowhere is that more obvious than in IT.

On the surface, a cheaper managed IT services agreement might seem like a win: lower monthly costs, basic support, maybe even some cybersecurity tools thrown in.