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Traveling This Holiday Season? Here’s How to Keep Your Work (and Your Sanity) Secure
--- Holiday travel is chaotic enough- delayed flights, overstuffed overhead bins, kids kicking the back of your seat- you don’t need *cybersecurity* joining the party, too. Whether you’re squeezing in client calls from a departure lounge or answering emails from Grandma’s couch, here’s how to stay productive **and** protected on the go. --- **1. Don’t Trust the Airport Wi-Fi (Grandma’s Wi-Fi Either!)** Public networks are playgrounds for digital eavesdroppers. **Use a secure
Amy Shaw
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Understanding Rising Hardware Costs for Internet Security and Cloud Solutions: Why Upgrading Matters
The cost of hardware for internet security, cloud solutions, and general computing has been climbing steadily. This trend affects businesses and individuals alike, making it critical to understand why these costs are rising and why keeping hardware up to date is essential. Outdated equipment can expose systems to security risks, reduce efficiency, and increase long-term expenses. This article explores the factors driving hardware costs up, the importance of timely upgrades, a
Amy Shaw
Apr 303 min read
Are You Actually Ready for a Security Questionnaire?
More organizations are being asked to complete IT and cybersecurity questionnaires than ever before. Banks ask for them before approving loans. Insurance companies require them for cyber coverage. Large clients send them during vendor reviews. Regulators request them during compliance checks. These questionnaires often arrive with short deadlines and dozens...sometimes hundreds of questions. And many organizations treat them like a paperwork exercise. They’re not. Security qu
Amy Shaw
Mar 133 min read


Prepare for Rising Hardware Prices and Plan Your Upgrades Early
Hardware costs are climbing, and memory prices have already increased by about 30% this year. Many business systems now require 32GB of RAM or more to run efficiently. As inventory tightens toward the end of the year, prices tend to rise further. If you expect to upgrade hardware or buy new devices next year, starting your planning now can save you money and expand your options. Memory modules stacked closely on a table Why Hardware Prices Are Rising Several factors contribut
Amy Shaw
Jan 143 min read
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