Thirty Minutes a Month Is Enough to Catch Most IT Problems IT failures are rarely sudden. They announce themselves for weeks and nobody is looking. The backup that turns out to be empty on the worst possible day had been erroring since spring. The account a scammer used to send
Still Running Windows 10? Your Three Options, Priced Out Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. Nearly a year on, plenty of businesses still have machines on it, and the reason is not negligence. It is that nothing visibly happened. The computers boot, the applications open, staff
MVP Network Consulting has completed its SOC 2 Type II examination.
The independent review looked at how the company’s security controls were designed and whether they held up over the full review period. A SOC 2 Type II exam is different from a point-in-time assessment: it checks that controls work day in and day out, not just that they exist on paper. For MVP’s clients, that’s the point. The security practices the company documents are the ones its teams actually follow.
Anyone Can Send Email as Your Company. Here Is What Stops Them A scammer does not need to break into your systems to defraud your clients using your name. They need your domain, which is public, and a mail server, which is free. They put your company in the From
Why a QR Code Beats the Email Security Your email filtering is reasonably good at what it does. It reads the text of a message, compares links against reputation data, and holds back the ones that look wrong. That capability is the reason attackers stopped writing links in text. A
Why a QR Code Beats the Email Security Your email filtering is reasonably good at what it does. It reads the text of a message, compares links against reputation data, and holds back the ones that look wrong. That capability is the reason attackers stopped writing links in text. A
