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.
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.
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.
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?
Microsoft Teams offers more features than you might realize. One standout feature is the Microsoft Teams immersive space add-on, which allows you to customize your avatar and join a 3D virtual environment for a fresh, collaborative experience.
As our lives and businesses become reliant on technology, there is a growing threat of IT disasters impacting people’s lives. To combat this, it’s important for companies to have a disaster recovery plan. When creating a plan there are some things you need to know.
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.
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.
Wi-Fi allows people to connect to the internet to talk with their friends across the globe, stream their favorite TV shows, and do a million other things. As you read this blog, most of you likely are using Wi-Fi 5 or 6. But have you heard of Wi-Fi 7?