Microsoft ends extended support for Windows Server 2016 on January 12, 2027. What upgrading, replacing or paying for Extended Security Updates involves, and a timeline that still works.
Read moreCybersecurity companies sell very different things under the same words. How to work out which kind you need, who actually does the work, and six questions worth asking…
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What to do in the first sixty minutes, in order, including the two calls people delay and the one instinct that destroys the evidence you will need.
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Most small suppliers fall under Level 1, a fifteen-requirement self-assessment rather than an audit. What it covers, what the July 2026 pause did and did not change, and…
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Legacy authentication, quiet MFA exceptions, silent forwarding rules and open app consent. Eight configuration gaps we expect to find in a tenant nobody has reviewed since setup.
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A practical self-check with specific questions to ask your current IT provider about MFA, backups, response times, and monitoring.
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Most IT problems are solved faster remotely. Some genuinely need someone in the building. Here is where the line sits, and what to ask a provider before you…
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The sales meeting tells you whether you like a provider. The contract tells you what you bought. These are the questions worth asking before you sign, not after.
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Real 2026 market rates for managed IT, how per-user pricing works, what drives your number up or down, and how to compare proposals that are structured differently.
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MFA, EDR, tested backups: what each renewal question really means, what evidence underwriters now want, and why answering optimistically can cost you the claim.
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