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When employees use unauthorized apps, Shadow IT exposes businesses to data breaches, malware, and compliance violations. Unapproved tools can bypass security controls, leak sensitive data, and create IT vulnerabilities. Mitigate risks by enforcing policies, monitoring app usage, and providing secure alternatives.

Office printers, often overlooked, pose significant cybersecurity risks. Hackers target them because they store sensitive data, use default passwords, and act as entry points to networks. A 2020 experiment found that 56% of tested printers were easily hacked. Risks include data theft, malware infiltration, and intercepted print jobs. To secure printers, businesses should change default passwords, update firmware, encrypt print jobs, restrict access, and monitor activity. Ignoring printer security leaves networks vulnerable—proactive measures are essential.

Cybercriminals are targeting travelers with fake booking confirmation emails that mimic legitimate airlines, hotels, and travel sites. These scams trick users into clicking malicious links, stealing personal or company data, and infecting devices. Businesses are especially at risk if travel is managed centrally.

With Windows 10 support ending in October 2025, should you upgrade to Windows 11 or replace your devices? Learn how to check compatibility, assess performance, and make the best choice for your needs and budget.

The technological landscape has advanced dramatically over the last couple of decades and continues to move faster than anyone could have ever imagined.

Technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, empowering businesses to accomplish more in less time.

Once you've completed a technology audit and prioritized the order in which you'll close gaps in your infrastructure

It can be exciting to introduce new technology into your business