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AI may help your team work faster. But, it also creates new users, permissions, integrations, and security risks for someone to manage.

As businesses adopt more AI tools, dependable IT support becomes more important, not less.

The Hidden Security Problem Holding Enterprise AI Back Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating, but new research suggests identity governance is lagging behind. Here's why AI agent identities are becoming a critical security challenge.

Connected controls, remote access, customer data, and mobile devices can all create new risks for HVAC contractors. This article is a great reminder that cybersecurity is no longer just an “office IT” issue.

HVAC Contractors are on the Front Lines of Cybersecurity - High-Performance HVAC Today High-Performance HVAC contractors sit in the cybersecurity catbird’s seat. Mike Weil says you have the culture and tools to take the lead.

When the Wi-Fi goes down during testing, the projector quits five minutes before a presentation, or a teacher clicks something suspicious…you need someone on your side.

Local IT support gives schools faster help, familiar faces, and a team that understands how your campus actually works.

7 Reasons Your School May Need Local I.T. Support — SNH Technologies Here are the top 7 reasons why your school should consider partnering with a local IT company for managed IT services to optimize your IT environment while reducing costs and ensuring uninterrupted services.

New bipartisan legislation aims to give K–12 districts better cybersecurity resources, training, and threat information. It’s a welcome step, especially for smaller and rural school districts where IT teams are often stretched thin.

K-12 cyber information exchange, incident catalog would be directed by CISA under new legislative proposal | StateScoop The Enhancing K-12 Cybersecurity Act failed to pass in 2023. Sens. Mark Warner and Marsha Blackburn said their bill is urgently needed in 2026.

Cyberattacks targeted the operational technology at more than 30 Minnesota water systems and nine in Michigan. In one Minnesota town, attackers shut down controls for the well and treatment plant, leaving residents temporarily dependent on water stored in the tower.

This is why cybersecurity must protect operational systems, not just email and office computers.

FBI investigates as Michigan joins Minnesota in reporting cyberattacks on its water systems Michigan has joined Minnesota in reporting cyberattacks on water systems but an official said all were operating “safely.”

A technology outage does not have to last all day to create widespread disruption. American Airlines restored its systems relatively quickly, but the effects continued across flights, customer service, and airport operations.

For every business, the real test is not whether technology will fail. It's how quickly operations can recover when it does.

American Airlines flights halted nationwide due to 'systemwide IT outage' American Airlines flights were held at airports around the country as the company dealt with what it called a “systemwide IT outage" Tuesday.

Your internet provider keeps you connected. But should they also manage your computers, cybersecurity, backups, email, and everything else with a blinking light?

Before bundling all your tech support into one bill, take a look at what you’re actually getting...and what may be missing.

Should You Get IT Support from Your Internet or Phone Provider? — SNH Technologies Bundling technology services can be convenient. Your internet or phone provider may offer managed Wi-Fi, network equipment, cybersecurity tools, cloud phone service, or technical support alongside your monthly connection. For some businesses, those services may be a useful part of the overall tech

Government impersonation scams are up 40%.

Apparently, scammers have discovered that “urgent toll notice” is the new “your car warranty is expiring.”

The FTC explains what to watch for before clicking or paying.

New trends in reports of imposter scams Every year, the FTC gets millions of fraud reports from consumers and shares information about the top scams. In what’s not a surprise for anyone who’s followed along in the past, imposter scams were the #1 scam for the ninth year in a row. So, what do we know about these imposter scams?

Small businesses aren’t waiting for an official AI strategy anymore. They’re already using it.

The real question is whether those tools are improving workflows securely, or quietly creating a new collection of risks, subscriptions, and scattered data.

Small and medium businesses aren't waiting for an AI invitation—they're already leading | The Microsoft Cloud Blog SMBs are using secure AI to build trust, integrate workflows, and turn security into a foundation for scalable growth. Learn more.

You review your insurance, finances, and vendors every year. Your IT deserves the same checkup.

Not because something is broken—because your business, risks, costs, and goals keep changing.

How Often Should a Business Really Evaluate IT Services? — SNH Technologies Most businesses review their insurance, finances, vendors, and operating expenses at least once a year. IT services should be reviewed the same way. An annual IT review does not mean something is wrong or that the business needs to replace its current provider. It is simply an opportunity to confi