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It's 4:17 on a Friday afternoon. An employee gets an email that appears to be from the owner asking for updated banking info. The

Picture opening the office on a Monday and finding that the main server will not start. Orders, invoices and customer records are all on

Most business owners start looking for new IT help on a bad day. The printer is down, email is acting strange and nobody knows

Every owner who asks about IT wants a number first. That is fair, but the monthly price only tells half the story. The other

Many small offices still run email on an old server and keep files on a shared drive in a back closet. It works until

A lot of small businesses run IT the same way they fix a leaky faucet. They wait until something breaks, call someone and pay

When the network slows down, everything slows down. Card readers lag, shared files hang and video calls freeze in the middle of a quote.

One phone call changes everything. A staff member accidentally overwrites a critical file. A server goes offline and will not restart. Or worse —

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here are six cybersecurity myths we hear from small business owners regularly, along with the truth behind each one.