Most of Your Team Does Not Need Administrator Rights It almost always starts with a reasonable request. Someone needs a printer driver, or a specialist application needs updating, and administrator access solves it in thirty seconds. The access then stays. Forever. From then on that employee can approve any installation,
AI Fixed the Typos. Phishing Training Needs to Catch Up. For twenty years the standard phishing advice was to watch for bad spelling and awkward grammar. Real companies write properly, the reasoning went, so a message full of errors is probably fraudulent. It was easy to teach and for a
When Someone Resigns, Who Owns the Files They Were Working On? That question has a clean answer, and for a lot of businesses it is the wrong one. If the work lived in that person’s OneDrive, it was attached to their account rather than to the company. Microsoft retains a
MVP Network Consulting and CEO Ikram Massabini Named Finalist for 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Award BUFFALO, N.Y. — Ikram Massabini, CEO of MVP Network Consulting, has been named a finalist in the MSSP category of the 2026 MSP Titans of the Industry Awards, recognizing his leadership and MVP’s
When Microsoft 365 Goes Down, There Is Nothing for You to Fix Almost everything your business runs on now lives somewhere else. Email, documents, accounting, scheduling, payments. It is a good arrangement most of the time, and it comes with one uncomfortable property: when a provider has a bad day,
The Top Search Result Is an Ad, and Sometimes It Is a Scam Someone on your team needs to install a PDF reader, or reach a supplier’s portal. They search for it, the first result appears, they click. That reflex is decades old and it used to be safe. The
