Backup and Recovery Solutions: A Concern for IT and the C-Suite
Key Takeaways When ransomware hits, when a server fails, when a vendor outage cascades through your operations, backups matter, of
Cyber Insurance Requirements: Underwriting Has Quietly Become a Technical Audit
Key Takeaways A few years ago, getting cyber insurance involved a short application, a yes-or-no checklist, and a quote that
New eBook from Emerge: A Practical Guide to Co-Managed IT for Mid-Market Leaders
Mid-market IT leaders face a familiar bind. They need enterprise-grade capabilities such as 24/7 monitoring, mature cybersecurity, and disciplined disaster
What Kentucky Businesses Need to Know About the New Data Privacy Law
For two decades, most businesses across Kentucky and the Tri-State have watched the state-level data privacy patchwork reshape California, Virginia,
Hybrid Cloud: The Best of Both Worlds
For years, “hybrid” was the cloud strategy you settled for when you couldn’t fully commit. It was the awkward in-between,
Beyond Copilot: How Microsoft’s AI Infrastructure Is Quietly Reshaping IT Architecture Decisions
There is a reasonable chance that your organization is already using Microsoft Copilot in some form — whether through a
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report Is Out — And Every IT Leader Should Read It
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) just released its 2025 Annual Report, and the numbers are striking. Cybercrime losses
Why AI Demands a Closer Relationship Between IT and HR
By Michelle Caridi, VP of Administration Not long ago, HR and IT operated as two distinctly separate worlds. They crossed
Think Red. Live Blue: The Cybersecurity Mantra Every IT Leader Needs Right Now
The threats aren’t slowing down. Global cybercrime losses are projected at $10.5 trillion annually, and the average cost of a data
The Human Factor: Why Cybersecurity Starts with Your People, Policies, and Procedures
By Jeff Aiken, Cyber Security Manager When it comes to cybersecurity, your people are both your greatest asset and your