What Is Cyber Security Awareness Training?
Awareness training teaches staff to question suspicious emails and links, the single most effective defence against phishing and ransomware scams.
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Cybersecurity: What Every Business Owner Should Know
Ransomware, phishing, insider threats and DDoS are the four biggest risks; strict passwords, MFA, VPNs and staff training close most of the gap.
Don't Fall for These Cyber Insurance Myths
Cyber insurance isn't a standalone fix, cybersecurity tools don't replace it, coverage is harder to get, and claims aren't automatic, four myths explained.
Employment Insurance (EI) and Record of Employment (ROE) Details Relating to COVID-19
How employees under COVID-19 quarantine could claim EI sickness benefits, the waived waiting period and doctor's note, and employer ROE filing steps.
How the War in Ukraine is Threatening Canadian Businesses
Ottawa is warning of retaliatory Russian cyberattacks and rising ransomware tied to sanctions; Canadian SMBs remain the most frequently targeted group.
How the Coronavirus Elevated Cyber Risk and How to Stay Protected
The pandemic's remote shift opened new attack paths, pandemic-themed phishing, remote-service exploits and vishing, that VPNs, MFA and training close.
How to Become a Remote Work Warrior
How managers can build a secure remote work policy, VPN, MFA, remote access, and the habits employees need to stay safe: vigilance and zero-trust email.
How to Build Trust Using Your Business's Technology
Reliable technology builds trust with employees and customers, vendor reputation, data security, backups, compliance, and flexible work all play a part.
How to Enable your Workforce to Work Well Remotely
Virtual meetings, instant messaging, cloud phone systems, and secure remote access to office computers, the tools that make remote work actually work.
How to Clean and Disinfect Your Computer
Turn everything off and unplug it first, then use non-ammonia cleaner and a damp cloth outside, isopropyl alcohol on keys, and avoid bleach-based wipes.
Is Your Business Ready for Windows 11? Here's What Microsoft's New OS Means for You
Windows 11 requires a 2018-or-newer CPU, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage and TPM 1.2, and adds hardware-based security, ARM support, and deeper Teams integration.
Is Your IT Net-Zero?
Cloud servers can be up to 93% more energy-efficient than physical ones, and Azure has been carbon neutral since 2012, making cloud IT a real net-zero lever.
IT Helpdesk Support: A Comprehensive Guide to Solving Technical Issues Efficiently
A practical guide to running an IT helpdesk well: the technical and soft skills needed, common tools, best practices, and relevant certifications.
How IT Services Are Powering the AI Revolution in Business
IT providers make AI adoption safe by assessing your infrastructure, choosing the right tools, securing data, and training staff before rollout.
Why IT Services Are Critical for Cybersecurity Insurance Compliance in 2025
Insurers now require proof of MFA, EDR, backups and staff training before they'll issue or renew a policy. IT services deliver and document them.
It's Time to Get Rid of Your Servers
Moving files, applications and core network functions like Active Directory to the cloud lets a business retire its on-premise servers for good.
Microsoft 365 Users Are Being Targeted in Latest Round of Phishing Attacks
Microsoft is warning Microsoft 365 users about phishing emails posing as trial-cancellation notices that lead to a malicious macro and backdoor access.
Microsoft Delivers New Cloud PC: Is Your Business Ready for Windows 365?
Windows 365 streams a Cloud PC to any device for a fixed monthly price starting at $31 per user, with setup in under 60 minutes and no hardware to buy.
Microsoft is Re-Branding Office 365 Plans
Microsoft renamed Office 365 to Microsoft 365, splitting plans into Microsoft 365 Business (Basic, Standard, Premium) and the desktop-only Microsoft 365 Apps.
Microsoft Warns Vulnerability PrintNightmare Affects All Windows Versions
PrintNightmare is a zero-day flaw in Windows Print Spooler that lets attackers take over a domain; disable the service or block remote printing until patched.
Navigating Network Outages
The CrowdStrike outage disrupted over 40% of businesses worldwide and 30% of Canadian ones, showing why a proactive IT partner with a response plan matters.
Reliable IT Services for You
Outsourcing IT gives small and medium businesses ransomware protection, compliance support, round-the-clock availability, and better use of their tech budget.
Nonprofit Fundraising Insights
Practical fundraising basics for BC nonprofits: building credibility, writing power messages, prioritizing donor segments, and choosing outreach channels.
Experts Advocate Heightened Cybersecurity Measures as Ransomware Attacks Surge, Urging Companies to Act
Ransomware attacks are surging across Canada, hitting Alberta Dental and Suncor; experts recommend regular third-party audits and employee training.
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