After the pandemic, many found themselves working from home. Working from home proved to have its benefits and challenges, particularly where technology is involved.

What do you do at home when technology seems to be working against you? Are these issues you can solve on your own? How do you know when you reach out to your IT helpdesk for resolution?

For over 25 years, WEBIT Services has helped clients discover and apply effective security practices.

Cloud apps are typically quick and easy to sign up for. The user often assumes that they don’t need to worry about security. As such, misconfiguration of cloud solutions is often overlooked when companies plan cybersecurity strategies.

Misconfiguration of cloud solutions is the number one cause of cloud data breaches.

Have you ever wondered what you'd do if your computer suddenly crashed and all your files vanished? Imagine the same scenario unfolding on a larger scale, affecting your entire business.

These are the moments when IT disaster recovery becomes your knight in shining armor.

What happens if your business productivity comes to a grinding halt?

For every hour of downtime, your company loses money and, sometimes, its reputation.

How would you minimize the downtime to come back online? How could you prevent this from happening in the future? You can minimize IT downtime by building IT resilience.

In the business world, preparation is key, especially when safeguarding your IT infrastructure from unexpected disasters.

IT disaster recovery planning is not just a good practice; it's a necessity. Imagine a scenario where your IT systems are down, your data is lost, and you can't communicate with your employees or customers.

If you've ever wondered why IT service providers don't have standardized prices, you're not alone.

The truth is several factors influence the cost of IT services, and these variables can significantly impact the quality of service you receive.

WEBIT has cared for clients as an IT provider for over 25 years.

Have you ever received a warning that your server is approaching End of Life?

When essential business hardware (i.e., a server) malfunctions, productivity stops until it is repaired or replaced. A business loses money for every hour it's down.

Servers have a finite lifespan.

Choosing the right IT investments can feel like walking a tightrope. You don't want to overspend on technology you don't need, but you also don't want to risk a tech disaster by doing nothing.

When it comes to IT systems and security risks, the stakes are high.

In today's digital age, our reliance on technology is greater than ever. Businesses and individuals depend on seamless connectivity and efficient IT systems to carry out their daily tasks.

Behind the scenes, tucked away in a corner of your office building or workplace, lies a crucial element of your technological infrastructure—the IT network closet.

Running a small business can be challenging. However, advancements in technology have opened a world of opportunities. Small business owners can use digital tools to streamline operations, improve efficiency, and boost productivity.

From innovative software to cutting-edge hardware, there are a lot of tools to choose from.

What would happen if your company's central server suddenly stopped working? Productivity would come to a sudden halt. If you don't have a backup server with a continuity plan, it can take hours or days to get back online.

In today's digital world, knowing when and how often to upgrade your hardware and IT equipment is essential.

In today's digital age, our lives and businesses revolve around data. Data is the cornerstone of modern existence, from treasured family photos to vital business records.

But what happens when this precious data is at risk? That's where the vital role of data backups comes into play.