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Starting to plan for the future is the ideal time of year to do so. Businesses typically begin the new year with a goal of improving and expanding their operations. Technology plays a significant role in how a business runs, so it makes sense to assess your IT for optimization opportunities.

An annual technology review provides you with the chance to evaluate multiple aspects of your IT. It is essential that you allocate time for improvements that will boost profitability. Furthermore, you'll learn strategies you can employ in order to reduce the likelihood of costly cyberattacks.

Deloitte recently conducted a study on digitally-advanced small businesses. Their study revealed that smart use o...

Microsoft often refers to its business version of security apps in reference to M365. The pandemic has fundamentally altered how we view the workplace; now it consists of multiple connected "mini-offices", located in employee homes.

The outsourcing market has enabled a revolution in company networks. Many freelancers work the same hours as employees, which results in lower overhead costs and taxes. 68% of large consumer product companies now outsource part of their workforce.

We believe that home security and network security have never been more essential. Employee devices located in homes around the world now have access to company data.

55% of employees work remotely from home using persona...

Internet Explorer (IE), which served as the primary gateway to the internet in the late 90s and early 2000s, has been discontinued by Microsoft as of June 15, 2022.

Internet Explorer (IE) was the original web browser to bring us all online in 1995, and it enjoyed a dominant share of the browser market until Google Chrome made it less relevant.

Internet Explorer held 59% of global market share in 2014, followed by Chrome with 21%. Two years later, IE lost its lead position to Chrome and was overtaken by Safari for third place.

Microsoft's Edge browser, released in 2015, signaled the beginning of Microsoft's transition away from Internet Explorer as the official browser on Windows systems. By 20...

Internet Explorer (IE), which served as the primary gateway to the internet in the late 90s and early 2000s, has been discontinued by Microsoft as of June 15, 2022.

Internet Explorer (IE) was the original web browser to bring us all online in 1995, and it enjoyed a dominant share of the browser market until Google Chrome made it less relevant.

Internet Explorer held 59% of global market share in 2014, followed by Chrome with 21%. Two years later, IE lost its lead position to Chrome and was overtaken by Safari for third place.

Microsoft's Edge browser, released in 2015, signaled the beginning of Microsoft's transition away from Internet Explorer as the official browser on Windows systems. By 20...

Technology is constantly progressing and evolving. Some tools that were once indispensable, like Adobe Flash or Internet Explorer, no longer serve their original purpose; newer versions replace them. If computers and networks aren't kept up-to-date with the most up-to-date technology, they could become vulnerable to attacks.

Older technology may still work on your system, but that doesn't guarantee its safety. The greatest risk associated with outdated technology lies in data breaches.

Out-of-date hardware and software are no longer eligible for important security updates, which often address newly discovered or exploited system flaws. Without security patches installed, a device becomes vulne...