Recent cyberattacks affecting organizations in both Canada and the United States demonstrate how quickly operations can be disrupted and why every business should review its cybersecurity strategy before an incident occurs.

A cyberattack, server failure, or power outage can stop business without warning. This practical guide explains how disaster recovery and business continuity planning can protect critical data, reduce downtime, and keep essential operations moving.

Many consumers blame inflation when they see higher laptop and gaming console prices. The real story is more complicated. The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is reshaping the global semiconductor market and driving up hardware costs worldwide.

When Alberta permanently changes how it observes Daylight Saving Time, many IT systems could require updates. Learn what businesses should watch for, what could be affected, and how proactive planning can prevent disruptions.

Tired of scrolling endlessly through Teams chats? Microsoft’s bookmark feature makes it easy to save important messages and find them again later.

Many businesses still rely on traditional Active Directory, domain controllers, VPNs, and manual device setup even though their users and applications have moved to the cloud. MSPs are increasingly helping customers modernize identity with Microsoft Entra ID and cloud-managed endpoints to improve security, simplify support, and support modern work.

AI tools can be useful, but connecting third-party AI apps to email can create serious privacy and security risks. Before giving any AI tool access to your inbox, businesses should ask what data it can read, where that data goes, how it is protected, and whether approved alternatives are available.

Ransomware is increasingly starting with stolen or compromised identities, not just software flaws. This shift means businesses must pay closer attention to passwords, MFA, conditional access, user permissions, and account monitoring – not just firewalls and antivirus.

AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini can boost productivity, but they can also introduce security risks if used carelessly. From data leaks and phishing attacks to fake AI apps and privacy concerns, businesses need to understand the risks and how to use AI safely. Learn how to protect your organization and how DMS iTech can help you adopt AI securely and confidently.

Microsoft’s July 2026 Patch Tuesday was one of the largest security update cycles ever, with hundreds of vulnerabilities addressed across Windows, SharePoint, Office, Edge, and other business systems. For organizations, the lesson is clear: patching is no longer a monthly checkbox – it is a critical part of business continuity and cyber resilience.