19SepIn today’s threat landscape, cyberattacks aren’t a matter of if but when. For small and mid-sized businesses across Idaho and the Intermountain West, the risks are rising fast. Nearly half of all cyber breaches target organizations with fewer than 1,000 employees. With 2025 drawing to a close, now is the
16SepWhen disaster strikes, whether it’s ransomware, a hardware failure, or a regional power outage, your business’s ability to recover data quickly means the difference between temporary downtime and long-term damage. A robust disaster recovery plan is no longer optional; it’s a necessity. For many organizations, the key question becomes: Should
9SepEmail remains the number-one entry point for cyberattacks — and phishing 2.0 continues to evolve faster than many businesses can keep up. For years, organizations have been trained to spot obvious red flags like misspelled words, strange email addresses, or suspicious attachments. But in 2025, those “classic” warning signs are
4SepIn a world where cyberattacks are constantly in the headlines, it can be tempting for a small business in Pocatello, Idaho Falls, or Salt Lake City to think they’re too small to be a target. The reality, however, is that cybercriminals often see smaller businesses as easy prey, knowing they
28AugIn a world where cyberattacks are constantly in the headlines, it can be tempting for a small business in Pocatello, Idaho Falls, or Salt Lake City to think they’re too small to be a target. The reality, however, is that cybercriminals often see smaller businesses as easy prey, knowing they
18NovIn today’s modern world, the hospitality industry is more connected than ever, relying on technology for everything from booking systems and guest services to payment processing and customer data management. However, with this increased connectivity comes greater risk. Hospitality IT solutions play a crucial role in streamlining these operations, but
6NovCybersecurity Service Provider: Things to Consider When Choosing One in 2025 With the growth of the digital economy, opportunities for cybercrime have skyrocketed. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, damages from cyberattacks are projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025 — a staggering 300% increase compared to
