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Not every attack on your organization’s network is a poorly spelled scam email. Sometimes the impersonations are clever, polished, and personally

Part of a series on Strategic IT Planning & Budgeting Maybe you’ve been feeling the pain of a reactive break-fix IT approach (and the surprise costs

Maybe you’ve considered moving your file server to SharePoint, but aren’t seeing the value of migrating the same mess from your current server into

We hear it all the time: “our company is too small to be targeted by hackers. Why should we worry about cybersecurity and ransomware if we don’t have

OneNote is a powerful note-taking tool for all office settings, no matter what your role is. With new features still coming out, it can be a great

UPDATE – July 7 @ 11:45am: Microsoft has now published a patch to mitigate this vulnerability, and Mytech is already working on deploying it to our

You may have seen the news about a supply-chain ransomware attack on Kaseya which affected numerous businesses over the holiday weekend. The targeted

Last year, many healthcare admin teams transitioned to remote work quickly, with little structure or planning. These ad hoc remote solutions kept

Even as many people return to the office, remote work is here to stay. How can you ensure orderly meetings when your team is both spread out and

Last year, healthcare providers across the country adjusted quickly to maintain face-to-face interactions and critical healthcare services, even in

Passwords are hard. They’re hard to remember, hard to create, hard to use. We’ve talked before about how a password manager can help your

Part of a series on Strategic IT Planning & Budgeting When it comes to planning your IT budget, it's easy to be reactive: if you don't feel