These days you can find a DIY video for just about anything. Home improvement, cooking videos, and countless other helpful how-to videos! We've all seen some epic DIY fails, don't let that be the case when it comes to your network. There are helpful troubleshooting videos available online, but it may be time to give a call to the Managed IT Champs!

Did you know your office copier is a potential security risk? If your employees regularly use your copiers to scan, fax, email, or print sensitive information, read below to find out what steps you can take to keep unauthorized users away.

In an increasingly mobile world, you may be wondering what kind of network is best for your organization. Should you opt for the security of a wired network or the flexibility of wireless? Read our tips below to gain some clarity.

If you've ever missed a deadline or opportunity because you couldn't print a document when you needed it, you know how valuable it is to always have access to printers. Fortunately, technology has delivered mobile printing access to anyone with network access.

While we have nothing good to say about an email scam, but we have to admit to a certain grudging admiration for their creativity. The tech industry no sooner figures out how to circumvent the latest scam when a new one shows up. Their latest scheme to defraud businesses out of their hard-earned money—the so-called CEO Email Scam—has been chillingly effective so far.

If you think your small business isn't on your friendly neighborhood cyber criminal's radar, it's time for a reality check.

Cyber criminals are tapping into the networks of small and medium-sized businesses in record numbers, and they've hit the jackpot. While your organization may not be sitting on the capital of a Fortune 500 company, hackers using smash-and-grab techniques are making off with millions each year from small companies just like yours.

Every day we hear another story stories about stolen data or a digital security breach. You can’t even scroll through Facebook without news stories on leaked info or unsecured email servers. So, how do you ensure that you are protected when even the most even the most security-savvy appear vulnerable?