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Think Phone Updates Are Annoying? Here’s How They Could Save You

Kyle Diplock August 13, 2025
Peron updating their phone and laptop

Smartphone software updates are essential for protecting your device, improving performance, and staying compatible with new apps and features. Learn why regular updates are critical for iPhone, Android, and other mobile devices in 2025 — and how skipping them can leave you vulnerable to security breaches, malware, and data loss.

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Boost Your Organization’s Defences with CIRA’s Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Kyle Diplock June 20, 2025
Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Making security awareness part of your organizational DNA will reduce the likelihood of a breach—saving time, money, and reputational damage. CIRA’s Cybersecurity Awareness Training and phishing simulation program help embed that mindset across your organization.

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How much do ransomware attacks cost?

John Janisse May 26, 2025
Ransomware

The costs of ransomware attacks in Canada are going up, but if you are the victim of a attack, don’t pay the ransom.

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Windows 10 support ends in October. Now what?

charliep May 22, 2025
Windows 10 end-of-life

After October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide free software updates, technical support, or security fixes for Windows 10. Be sure to take advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 11 before this offer expires.

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Free Software – It’s not always “free”

Jeremy McMaster February 19, 2025
Free software privacy

When it comes to downloading software, it is best to ask an expert. There are plenty of safe/reliable software options available. Making the right selection could save you from a big mistake. 

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Be a Hero and Stop Cybercrime

John Janisse January 16, 2025
Canine super hero

We’ve all heard and read lots about how to avoid email scams. The problem is we’re all human, and humans sometimes make mistakes – even heroes. What would a hero do if they were the victim of a cybercrime?

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CrowdStrike: 8.5 million strikes and they’re out!

Grant Zadorozny July 26, 2024
Windows 11 blue screen on an airport information board.

On Friday July 19th, 8.5 million Window computers displayed the infamous “Blue Screen of Death”, causing global panic. Flights, online transactions, and emergency services all came to a halt. What you might not know is how common these issues really are.

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Dunham does more than you may know

Jack Janisse June 18, 2024
Illustration of a hands coming out of a laptop screen with holograms of various IT, computer, and security icons

Can you name all the services the Dunham Connect offers? Even our long term clients are occasionally surprised when we tell them that we can help them with a certain problem. Maybe you don’t know we act as a one-stop shop for all your digital and hardware needs.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Password Security

Grant Zadorozny May 14, 2024
Notebook with multiple passwords.

Passwords are the least secure and most often compromised method of security. So, how can you best prevent nefarious hackers from getting your information? We’ll go over some quick and easy methods to implement that’ll help protect yourself online.

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How to prevent a ransomware attack

John Janisse March 18, 2024
Ransomware

With the recent ransomware attack on the City of Hamilton in the news, now is a good time to check your own business practices and ensure you are not the next victim of a cyber-attack. Here are some simple practices that can keep your organization safe.

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