Can Your Organization Recover From the Unexpected? A Guide to Organizational Resilience
If an unexpected disruption hit your organization today, how confident are you that your team would know exactly what to do next? Organizations spend a…
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4 Single Points of Failure That Could Put Your Business at Risk
What would happen if one critical person, system or service your organization relies on suddenly became unavailable? While many organizations are focused on protecting themselves…
Hardware Shortages Aren’t Over: Is Your Business Ready?
Midway through the year is a good time for businesses to step back and evaluate what’s working, what’s changed, and where adjustments need to be…
Agentic AI Explained: The Opportunities and Security Risks for Businesses in 2026
Is your organization ready for AI that doesn’t just generate content, but can make decisions and complete tasks on its own? While AI offers organizations…
When More Technology Means More Problems
When it comes to your IT, how often have you heard about the next “must-have” solution that’s supposed to boost productivity, simplify budgeting, or improve…
When Productivity Outpaces Security: The Hidden Risks of Vibe Coding
Many organizations have spent the last year addressing the rise of shadow AI, where employees use unapproved AI tools without oversight from IT or security…
Cyber Insurance Isn’t What It Used to Be: Is Your Business Ready?
The cybersecurity landscape has changed significantly. Cybercriminals are finding new ways to target businesses, and insurance providers are responding with stricter requirements. According to SentinelOne,…
Zero Trust, Safer AI: Why It’s Essential for AI Adoption
AI systems do not get their intelligence on their own; they depend on large amounts of data to process information, identify patterns, and produce meaningful…
Ready for AI? Start with Governance and Cybersecurity
AI adoption is accelerating across Canada. In fact, the number of businesses using AI has doubled in just one year, rising from 6.1% to 12.2%….
Building a Strong AI Usage Policy Framework
AI is quickly becoming a powerful part of how modern organizations operate. From streamlining workflows to improving decision-making and uncovering new opportunities, its potential is…
AI Readiness: The First Step to Success
Artificial intelligence is already part of the way businesses operate, and many organizations are moving quickly to adopt it in hopes of improving efficiency. But…
Is Your Data Protected? Backup Trends Every Business Should Know in 2026
Data sits at the core of nearly every business operation. When it becomes unavailable, even briefly, productivity, communication, and decision-making can quickly be disrupted. In…
Phishing in 2026: Smarter, Faster, and More Convincing Than Ever
The digital world continues to evolve rapidly, and cybercriminals are evolving just as quickly. For years, employees have been told not to click suspicious links…
Google’s Chrome 68 Web Browser Will Flag All HTTP Sites “Not Secure”
In Google’s eyes, websites using HTTP are not secure, so it is marking them as such, starting in the Chrome 68 web browser. Find out why Google is taking this stance.
When It Comes to Diagnostic Data, Windows 10 Is a Chatterbox
By default, Windows 10 sends a large amount of diagnostic data to Microsoft. If you are concerned about the types of data being sent, you might want to take advantage of the Diagnostic Data Viewer. Learn how to use this tool and what you can do if you do not like what you see.
Find Out What Data Microsoft Is Saving about You
If you use Windows 10 and have a Microsoft account, you can easily see the types of data that Microsoft has stored about you. Learn where you can find this data and how to delete it.
Why Using Gmail’s Confidential Mode Is Not a Good Idea for Businesses
As part of Gmail’s redesign in 2018, Google introduced the Confidential Mode to protect sensitive information sent by email. Learn how it works and why you should avoid using it in your business.
What You Need to Know about Google Tracking Your Location
Google is tracking the whereabouts of billions of its customers, even when they tell the tech giant not to. Here is what you need to know about this practice, including how to minimize the amount of data being stored about you.