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In March 2025, a small Alabama-based dermatology clinic became the latest cautionary tale in a growing wave of healthcare cyberattacks

As healthcare and dental providers increasingly rely on digital records, cloud applications, and connected devices, the responsibility to protect sensitive patient data has never been greater.

Section 179 of the IRS tax code is one of the most powerful, business-friendly provisions available to small and mid-sized companies.

If your business relies on Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) to send emails through third-party applications—such as scanners, CRM systems, helpdesk tools, or website contact forms—then there’s an important security update you need to know about.

Creating a Hyper-V instance running Amazon Machine Image (AMI) 2023 involves several detailed steps.

Cyberattacks are a growing concern, and small to mid-sized businesses – especially dental, medical, accounting, and construction offices – are increasingly targeted. To help organizations respond effectively to security incidents, a free Security Incident Response Toolkit is now available.

As cyber threats continue to grow, the FBI is warning businesses—particularly small and mid-sized dental, medical, accounting, and construction offices—to back up their data immediately. This alert comes in response to a surge in attacks specifically targeting these industries.

As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. After this date, the operating system will no longer receive security updates, technical assistance, or software updates from Microsoft. While your Windows 10 PC will continue to function, using an unsupported operating system poses significant risks.

Microsoft’s ESU program provides critical security updates for Windows 10 devices beyond the official end-of-support date. This is a paid service designed for individuals and businesses that need extra time to transition to a supported operating system.