Adam Torkildson

As internet scams continue to rise and businesses lose over $10 billion in 2022 alone, experts in cybersecurity such as Ed Anderson of Dyrand Systems, Glenn Kemp of Clear Concepts, and Troy Drever of Pure IT, offer valuable tips for protecting yourself and your business. These include staying vigilant when opening emails, using strong passwords, keeping software up to date, using multi-factor authentication, training employees, and backing up your data. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre also warns of the growing threat of scams in Canada, including romance scams, payment scams, tech support scams, employment scams, and identity theft. Stay informed and take proactive measures to protect yourself from internet scams.

As businesses grow and change, their IT needs also evolve. The organization that once functions efficiently may no longer be the best structure to support new technologies, processes, and goals. It’s essential to recognize the signs that it’s time to restructure your IT organization and take action to implement changes that will drive success. We … Read more

The recent cyberattack on Reddit highlights the importance of being proactive about cybersecurity. In early February 2023, Reddit, a popular social news site, fell victim to a cyberattack using a “sophisticated phishing” technique to target its employees. The company confirmed that the attack took place on February 5th, but they only became aware of it … Read more