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Still Using SMS Authentication? You Better Not Be

Still Using SMS Authentication? You Better Not Be

  • By Rafiq Masri
  • February 27, 2026
  • Security

You know your business needs multi-factor authentication, but chances are you see a lot of pushback from your employees because of how inconvenient it is for their work. In an effort to please everyone, you implement SMS authentication out of sheer convenience, but the innovation of SIM swapping means that this method of MFA is a vulnerability rather than a...

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The Essential Guide to Climate-Resilient IT

The Essential Guide to Climate-Resilient IT

Technology and extreme weather don’t mix. Whether it’s a heatwave or a deep freeze, your office equipment is sensitive. If the temperature isn't just right, your hardware can slow down, break, or even die permanently. Here is a simple breakdown of why your tech hates the weather and how you can protect it. (more…)

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Is Your Small Business Compliant with AI Regulations?

Is Your Small Business Compliant with AI Regulations?

In the early days of the AI boom, that phrase was a suggestion. Today, in 2026, it is a legal mandate. As AI becomes as ubiquitous in the workplace as email, the "black box" era of technology is officially over. Regulators across the globe are no longer satisfied with businesses saying their tools work; they are now requiring companies to...

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The 3 Most Important Responsibilities of Your Help Desk

The 3 Most Important Responsibilities of Your Help Desk

How would you describe the ideal help desk solution? Most businesses and IT decision makers view it as an emergency button, a place where you go when you need help NOW. You might judge its value based on how often it’s utilized, and when it’s not used by your team, the help desk bill might not even feel worth it....

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Bondu: A Perfect Example of AI Gone Awry

Bondu: A Perfect Example of AI Gone Awry

  • By Rafiq Masri
  • February 18, 2026
  • Security

It’s known that baby toys can aid in all manner of developmental processes, so take a moment to imagine what the future of technology holds for toys. Will they continue in the same vein as toys that teach color recognition, teamwork, sharing, and creativity, or will they get even more wild and out of the box? Regardless, one thing is...

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The 10-Second Heist and Major Flaw Behind the Moltbot Meltdown

The 10-Second Heist and Major Flaw Behind the Moltbot Meltdown

  • By Rafiq Masri
  • February 16, 2026
  • Security

By now, AI isn’t just a buzzword in the 2026 boardroom—it’s the plumbing. But as developers race to push the tech into uncharted territory, the line between "breakthrough" and "breakdown" has become razor-thin. Today’s story is a cautionary tale about the leap from AI that talks to AI that acts, and how a single developer’s viral hit accidentally birthed a...

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The Silent Threat of Data Loss and Hardware Failure

The Silent Threat of Data Loss and Hardware Failure

The single greatest danger to your business isn’t a hacker on the other side of the world, and it’s not your employees taking an extra five minutes on their break. It’s that dusty old server taking up space in a closet, the one that you insist works just fine. Hardware failure and the data loss it leads to can often...

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The Hidden Costs of Prolonged Downtime

The Hidden Costs of Prolonged Downtime

How much do you worry about the ever-present threat of downtime-causing disasters? The hardest issue to wrap your head around is that the disaster itself is only the start of your troubles; it’s the downtime immediately following the disaster that really layers on the pain. It’s a slow bleed on your network and your business, and it can cost your...

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Two of the Easiest (and Best) Browser Tips for Productivity

Two of the Easiest (and Best) Browser Tips for Productivity

Being able to navigate around the Internet browser is a must. Not only is it the front face of most of your Internet-based efforts, there are more security and privacy threats that people need to sidestep today than ever before. This month we thought we’d give you two of the top tips on how to be able to navigate your...

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Remote Work Isn't a Perk, It's an Operational Weapon

Remote Work Isn’t a Perk, It’s an Operational Weapon

  • By Rafiq Masri
  • February 9, 2026
  • Business

Most business owners view remote work as a perk they begrudgingly handed out during a crisis and now want to claw back. They see it as a compromise on productivity. They’re wrong. (more…)

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