CMMC Compliance: Should You Handle It In-House or Work with an MSP?
CMMC compliance has become non-negotiable for companies doing business with the Department of Defense. While it was designed for the DoD supply chain, companies that do business with other government entities are seeing similar requirements appear in their contracts. In either situation, meeting CMMC…
Cybersecurity Guidelines for Business Travel
Technology has made it easy to work from just about any location where you can get an internet connection. However, working from your home office that’s been set up to be secure isn’t the same as when you’re traveling. There are a few things you can do before and during your trip to make sure that you…
How Co-Managed IT Works: What to Expect When You Partner with an MSP
If you’ve always relied on internal IT, it can be hard to picture how co-managed IT works, especially when you’re not outsourcing every aspect of IT management. How are responsibilities divided? Who handles what? What does day-to-day collaboration actually look like? To answer those questions, you…
Next-Gen SharePoint Hub Connects Staff and Centralizes Communication
A nonprofit in the legal industry was already using SharePoint for department-specific file sharing, but the organization lacked a centralized place for company-wide communication and access to shared resources. With staff spread across the country, they needed a hub that would connect teams, keep people…
Overcoming the Top CMMC Compliance Challenges
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) compliance is a must if you want to win or keep contracts with the Department of Defense (DoD). But figuring out how the requirements apply to your specific IT systems and business processes is where things can get complicated. Throw in unfamiliar terminology…
Automation Use Case: Enforcing Daily Safety Protocols on Construction Job Sites
When safety procedures are handled informally, important steps can fall through the cracks. That’s what was happening at a construction company where field engineers were expected to complete a daily safety check-in at job sites. The process lacked consistency, and the supervisor overseeing it had…
