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Read the Article (page 17) If you've ever met me in person, I probably don't look like what you'd expect from the president of an IT company. I'm a big, bald guy with a lot of tattoos. I've been told more... Continue Reading

Picture this: you begin the morning with coffee and find an email from a familiar partner in your inbox. The logo looks right, the wording sounds polished, and everything seems normal. Yet behind that professional... Continue Reading

Your development director just realized the donor database hasn't been backed up in six weeks and the board meeting is tomorrow. For Portland nonprofits running lean staff against serious mission demands, that... Continue Reading

When businesses plan for cybersecurity, they often imagine attackers overseas trying to break through their perimeter. In reality, some of the most serious risks start much closer to home. Employees, contractors,... Continue Reading

If your last IT emergency landed on a Friday afternoon and you spent the weekend Googling router firmware, you already know what managed IT services are for, you just haven't made the switch yet. This post breaks... Continue Reading

Top-performing football teams don't prepare only for kickoff. They prepare for the exact moment everything goes sideways. A penalty, injury, ejection, broken assignment, or disputed call can flip the game in an... Continue Reading

A ransomware attack on an Oregon law firm doesn't just cost recovery time, under ABA Model Rule 1.6 and Oregon RPC 1.6, a breach of client confidential data can trigger a bar complaint before the threat actor has... Continue Reading

Your internal IT person just gave two weeks' notice, and your first instinct is to hire a replacement, but a growing number of Portland businesses are asking a different question: should we even rebuild that role... Continue Reading

Most businesses don't choose to react—they just get pulled into it. You're focused on customers, supporting employees, and keeping everyday operations running, so planning for a disruption often gets delayed... Continue Reading