With the New Year officially upon us, it’s time to start looking ahead at all the rapid changes and advancements that 2022 has in store. As usual, many tech experts have weighed-in to project the top trending insights that are expected to deliver growth and security to your organization’s digital environment.

The question is, how will these trends impact you, the user?

Cyber Threats are targeting online shoppers during the holiday season, make sure you know how to stay alert and stay safe!

Ever since organizations have transitioned to work from home and hybrid working environments, statistics for Microsoft 365 data breaches have increased at a staggering pace. The numbers show that regardless of industry and size of the company, M365 breaches may be more common than you think.

The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has created a spike in pandemic based phishing scams. Find out how to spot the scams and keep your remote employees safe.

Strategic tips to help managers guide their teams through working from home with data safety and security at the forefront.

Learn how to improve your company's cyber posture and close the data security gaps left by social distancing using virtual desktops and other tech tools.

Ransomware is one of the greatest threats facing businesses across the globe today. Find out how we can help your business stay protected.

The internet of things(IoT) represents the continued evolution of technology as more and more of our every day devices become “smart”. Moving forward, we will begin to see everyday items become embedded with sensors, small computers, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections which allow them to be programmed to make our lives more productive and efficient.

Has your password been compromised? Find out what comes next and what action you should immediately be taking if your password was hacked or stolen.

Cyber Crime is evolving and no longer hackers in basements but an entire industry. Find out how you can protect yourself in 2018.

New changes to Canadian privacy law will require companies to disclose more information about cyber-attacks and be more proactive about disclosing potential risks that may leave them vulnerable.