Benefits of IT Infrastructure Outsourcing for Secure and Scalable Systems
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.
HIPAA Compliance and Cybersecurity in 2026
Cybersecurity compliance is essential for healthcare organizations in 2026—not only to avoid penalties, but also to build trust and strengthen resilience. Use this checklist to stay prepared for evolving threats and regulatory updates.
Phishing: 6 Real Subject Lines Your Team Will See in 2026
You know the drill: it’s 8:03 a.m., you’ve barely had your first sip of coffee, and a “Microsoft password alert” hits your inbox. Most people click before they think. Not because they’re careless, but because attackers are getting scarily good at sounding legitimate. But here’s the good news: with the right awareness, your team can catch these scams before they cause downtime, data loss, or a frantic call to the helpdesk.
Cybersecurity in 2026: Resolutions Every Business Owner Should Make
Building strong fundamentals is the first step, but lasting security requires consistent habits that keep your defenses sharp throughout the year. These habits do not have to be complicated or time-consuming. When they become part of your routine, they strengthen your entire security posture and make your business far more prepared for the unexpected. To help you begin the year with clarity and momentum, here is a list of security habits that every SMB should adopt. Here’s Your 2026 SMB Security Resolution Checklist:
Cybersecurity Compliance Checklist for 2026: CPAs & Financial Firms
Cybercrime isn’t slowing down, and neither are regulators. For CPAs, accounting firms, banks, and credit unions in Louisiana, cybersecurity compliance is now a business-critical priority. Failure to meet requirements under the FTC Safeguards Rule, GLBA, and state breach notification laws can lead to steep fines, reputational damage, and client loss. The good news? Compliance doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This guide provides a practical cybersecurity compliance checklist for 2026, designed for financial professionals who want clarity, confidence, and actionable steps.
TKS Newsletter – 2026 January
We’re entering the era of agentic AI. Smart, autonomous systems that don’t only assist people, but act on their behalf. Unlike traditional tools that wait for someone to click, type or browse, agentic AI can read data, talk to other systems, and complete entire tasks end-to-end.
TKS Newsletter – 2025 December
Cyber criminals haven’t gone back to normal. In fact, phishing, where a scammer tricks you into clicking a link or giving away details like passwords or bank information, still accounts for around 15% of all data breaches.
The Hidden Cost of Ignoring IT Maintenance
Hackers don’t take holidays, and neither do system failures. When businesses scale back IT monitoring during holiday closures, the risk of downtime, data loss, and costly breaches skyrockets. This guide explains the hidden costs of ignoring IT maintenance and offers practical steps to keep your business secure while you enjoy the season.
Tech Health Check: Is Your Business Ready for 2026?
Before you pop the champagne, make sure your IT isn’t popping errors. Year-end is the perfect time to patch systems, test backups, and tighten security. A proactive tech health check reduces downtime, improves compliance, and sets your Louisiana business up for a strong start in 2026. Here’s your essential checklist for peace of mind.
How to Handle IT Problems Without Losing Time or Money
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.
TKS Newsletter – 2025 November
What separates the businesses that recover quickly from those that don’t isn’t luck. It’s preparation. Hackers have become very good at sneaking in, stealing data, and causing disruption. Even strong security can’t block every attempt. That’s why having a recovery plan matters so much.
Cybersecurity First: The Smarter Way to Adopt AI
business leaders are racing to adopt AI, but many overlook the critical first step: cybersecurity. Before AI can drive innovation, streamline operations, or unlock new efficiencies, it must be secured. This blog explores how cybersecurity investments not only protect your business but also fuel its growth, especially as AI becomes central to modern operations. From understanding AI’s unique vulnerabilities to choosing the right security frameworks, we break down what leaders need to know before diving into AI adoption. Whether you're a small business or an enterprise, this guide will help you future-proof your strategy and build trust in a tech-driven world.
AI in Business: What Business Leaders Need to Know Before Diving In
Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just another tech buzzword, it’s a game-changer for how businesses operate, compete, and grow. Whether you're leading a small business in Baton Rouge or managing a regional enterprise across the Gulf South, AI is no longer optional. It’s a strategic advantage. But before you dive in, it’s essential to understand what AI really means for your workforce, your operations, and your long-term success.
Building an IT Roadmap: Your Guide to Smarter Technology Decisions
Many Louisiana businesses take a reactive approach to IT; fixing problems as they arise. But what if your technology could actually drive growth? Learn how to build a proactive IT roadmap that aligns with your business goals, improves cybersecurity, and supports long-term success.
How the Benefits of IT Outsourcing Drive Growth and Operational Resilience
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.
TKS Newsletter – 2025 October
It happens far too often. An SMB believes its cybersecurity is under control until a routine check uncovers something unexpected, like an old piece of malware quietly running in the background. Or a phishing attack that slipped through weeks ago. These incidents don’t usually involve cutting edge hackers or advanced tools. They succeed because simple, everyday safeguards have been missed.
Cybersecurity for Business Owners: Building a Strong Defense
In today’s hyperconnected world, cybercrime is the new frontier of theft. Attacks no longer happen in dark alleys; they occur in inboxes, networks, and cloud servers. And contrary to popular belief, it’s not just massive corporations at risk. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are prime targets because hackers assume they have weaker defenses. According to Fundera, cybercrimes cost SMBs over $2.2 million annually, and the U.S. National Cyber Security Alliance warns that 60% of small businesses close within six months of a cyberattack. The takeaway? Cybersecurity isn’t optional; it’s essential for business survival.
Mastering End-of-Year IT Budgeting for Business Growth
As the year comes to a close, it’s time to turn IT budgeting from a routine task into a strategic opportunity. A well-planned technology budget does more than balance the books, it drives growth, strengthens cybersecurity, and positions your business for success in the year ahead. Learn how to align your IT investments with business goals, optimize your tech stack, and make every dollar deliver measurable impact.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Strengthen Your Business Defenses
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a timely reminder that every business is a potential target, regardless of size or industry. Even if you think your company is too small or “not interesting enough,” cybercriminals don’t discriminate. In fact, they often go after weaker targets first, knowing that small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) may lack the layered defenses and dedicated IT support that larger enterprises have.
