Here’s our June 2025 Newsletter Read the full PDF version here: The TKS Sentinel – June Issue In this month’s edition, we discuss: Responsible AI Use PC Crashes Windows 11 Features […]
Modern businesses depend on Software as a Service (SaaS) for everything from communication and CRM to financial management. But this dependency opens a door for cybercriminals who now aim for the user, not the firewall. Instead of attacking networks or endpoints, attackers now focus on identity theft, gaining access to your business by stealing employee login credentials or hijacking authentication methods.
You get an alert that your personal information has been compromised and panic starts to set in. When it happens, you feel powerless. Getting an email or letter from a business about a data breach can be profoundly upsetting. Such notifications usually mean that unauthorized people have accessed sensitive information. This information may include your name, address, email, phone number, financial details, or even your social security number.
Imagine that you are sitting in your office, sipping your morning coffee, going through your emails. Everything seems routine until you stumble upon an alarming message from your bank. You click the link, log in… and immediately feel something’s off.
Cyber threats have evolved into a pressing business issue, impacting operations, reputation, and the bottom line. Recognizing this shift, we recently hosted a thought-provoking webinar titled “Preventing Cyber Incidents: Your Blueprint For Cyber Resilience.”
Hurricane season officially begins on June 1st, and for business owners in Louisiana and along the Gulf Coast, that means now is the time to get your disaster preparedness plan in place. Waiting until a storm is in the Gulf is too late. Without a clear, accessible, and actionable disaster recovery strategy, businesses risk extended downtime, data loss, customer churn, reputational damage, and even closure.
Here’s our May 2025 Newsletter Read the full PDF version here: The TKS Sentinel – May Issue In this month’s edition, we discuss: Cloud Security Teams Calls Mobile Outlook Features […]
Data loss can be devastating for any organization. From lost revenue to damaged customer trust, the consequences are real and costly. Microsoft recognizes this, which is why they’ve introduced Windows 365 Disaster Recovery Plus (DRP), an upgraded backup solution designed to keep your business moving, even in the face of disruption.
Disaster season is no longer just a regional concern, it’s a year-round business continuity challenge. Hurricanes, cyberattacks, ransomware, and unexpected outages continue to threaten operations. To stay resilient, businesses must move beyond simple backups and evolve into full IT resilience.
In today’s fast-paced digital economy, every business relies on technology to operate, compete, and grow. Whether you're running a small local office or a growing multi-location enterprise, your dependence on IT is constantly increasing. But as your tech stack grows, so do the headaches, from cybersecurity threats and cloud migration challenges to system downtime and unpredictable repair bills.
By the end of 2025, the global IT services market is projected to reach a staggering $1.12 trillion. This growth reflects the increasing reliance of businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMBs), on digital infrastructure.
This article explores two contrasting models of IT support: the traditional break/fix approach versus proactive Managed IT Services and Co-Managed IT contracts. We’ll look at real-world scenarios, uncover the hidden costs of downtime, and highlight how forward-thinking businesses can secure enterprise-level IT support on a budget.
In the whirlwind of running a growing business, it's easy to overlook IT support, until something breaks. Maybe your network crashes, your team hits roadblocks, or a cybersecurity issue grinds productivity to a halt. Sound familiar?
You get an alert that your personal information has been compromised and panic starts to set in. When it happens, you feel powerless. Getting an email or letter from a business about a data breach can be profoundly upsetting. Such notifications usually mean that unauthorized people have accessed sensitive information. This information may include your name, address, email, phone number, financial details, or even your social security number.
Technology is the engine that drives nearly every aspect of modern business, from communication and data storage to customer service and revenue generation. However, managing that technology can quickly become overwhelming for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
Here’s our April 2025 Newsletter Read the full PDF version here: The TKS Sentinel – April Issue In this month’s edition, we discuss: Fake Google Ads Insider Threats MS Copilot […]
Businesses face a constant threat of unexpected disruptions on a regular basis. Whether it's a cyberattack, natural disaster, or power outage, downtime can lead to financial losses and erode customer trust. While disaster recovery (DR) is essential, the processes of failover and failback play a crucial role in ensuring minimal disruption and swift recovery.
Here’s our March 2025 Newsletter Read the full PDF version here: The TKS Sentinel – March Issue In this month’s edition, we discuss: Cybersecurity Planning Microsoft Trashes Passwords Tech Facts […]
As businesses become increasingly reliant on digital operations, prioritizing data security and continuity is more critical than ever. A single disaster—whether cyberattacks, hardware failures, natural catastrophes, or human errors—can result in catastrophic data loss. Managed backup services offer an effective, scalable, and cost-efficient solution for safeguarding critical business data.
You get an alert that your personal information has been compromised and panic starts to set in. When it happens, you feel powerless. Getting an email or letter from a business about a data breach can be profoundly upsetting. Such notifications usually mean that unauthorized people have accessed sensitive information. This information may include your name, address, email, phone number, financial details, or even your social security number.
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