Author name: Christy Elliss

The 2025 holiday season has become a cybercriminal's paradise. While Denver families are planning their Black Friday shopping and Colorado […]

Phishing attacks have come a long way from the clumsy "Nigerian prince" emails that flooded inboxes in the early 2000s.

When ransomware hits a Denver business, the headlines focus on the ransom demand. "$50,000 paid to unlock encrypted files" or

When ransomware hits a Denver business, the headlines focus on the ransom demand. "$50,000 paid to unlock encrypted files" or

The holiday season brings increased online shopping, remote work arrangements, and distracted employees: creating the perfect storm for cybercriminals. What

You have heard the pitch before: "Just outsource all your IT to us, and you can forget about technology headaches

Running a business in Denver means you have enough on your plate without IT problems constantly derailing your day. Yet

Most business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plans sitting in filing cabinets or shared drives across Denver were built for

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and for Colorado businesses, the timing could not be more critical. While the exact figure

The era of "seeing is believing" has ended. What started as a fascinating technological demonstration has evolved into one of