Month: October 2025

The next time users want to check out ChatGPT’s web search tool, they will be able to do so even if they do not log in or sign up first.

A new bipartisan bill introduced in the House Intelligence Committee now seeks to halt the use of DeepSeek’s AI chatbot on all US government-issued devices, citing national security risks and

When Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast in 2012, countless businesses discovered a harsh truth: having a disaster recovery plan wasn’t enough if they didn’t know which systems mattered most.

Picture this: It’s Monday morning, and your business systems have crashed overnight. Your team arrives to find servers down, applications frozen, and customers unable to access your services. You have

Mark your calendars! After October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. This means no more security updates, technical assistance, or patches. While your devices may continue

Now in August 2025 Microsoft has brought an array of powerful updates and enhancements to Microsoft Teams, designed to make collaboration even smoother, smarter, and more inclusive. Whether you’re a

Microsoft Teams has been a trusted platform for collaboration, connecting team members to achieve goals efficiently and securely. Private channels, in particular, have enabled smaller, focused groups to manage sensitive

The way users interact with technology shapes their experience and sets the tone for trust and reliability. Microsoft is taking another step toward modernizing its user experience with a refreshed

As cyberthreats become more advanced—fueled by the rise of AI-driven attacks—businesses face unprecedented challenges in protecting their operations, data, and reputation. A solid IT strategy serves as your first line

Imagine this: your business grinds to a halt after a ransomware attack, customer trust dissolves, and you’re left facing expensive recovery costs and potential legal issues. While we hope no