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For years, many small and medium-sized businesses have assumed that data privacy laws were mainly a concern for large enterprises and tech giants. But in 2026, that assumption could land businesses in some hot water.   New state, federal, and international privacy regulations are shaping how businesses collect, store, process, and protect customer and employee data. Whether you…

In the process of evaluating your endpoint security, you’ve probably come across Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Managed Detection and Response (MDR). If they sound similar, it’s because they are! But they’re not the same thing.   There are several key things you need to keep in mind when deciding which approach best fits your organization.     What is EDR?   Endpoint Detection and…

In 2026, strong data privacy practices are no longer just about avoiding penalties. Customers want to know that their data is being handled with care. Businesses that demonstrate responsible security and privacy practices can build stronger customer trust, improve operational resilience, and reduce downtime and financial risk. Here are just a few data privacy trends to watch out for,…

In today’s digital workplace, protecting your data is more critical than ever, and there are more backup solutions than ever to keep your data safe. While there are many options available for cloud storage and backups, there are important differences between file synchronization and true data backup. Understanding these distinctions, and knowing when to consider…

Technology should move your business forward, not hold it back. If your systems feel like they’re a burden instead of competitive advantage, it may be time to rethink your IT strategy. For many businesses, the traditional approaches to IT have become reactive, outdated, or misaligned with growth goals.   Here are seven clear signs your IT strategy needs a refresh, and what…

What is Zero Trust?   Zero Trust is a security model built on a simple but powerful principle:  “Never trust, always verify.”  While traditional approaches to cybersecurity have tended to assume that everything inside your network is safe, Zero Trust treats every user, device, and connection as potentially compromised, whether they are inside or outside your network perimeter.  …