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Cloud Hosting

Buy Canadian: Why Your IT, Cloud & Security Should Be Homegrown

In today’s volatile global environment, Canadian businesses are facing mounting pressure to take control of their digital ecosystems. From unpredictable geopolitical dynamics to rising cybersecurity threats, the need for stability, trust, and national resilience is more critical than ever. While headlines often focus on trade policies or political uncertainty, a quieter but equally urgent shift is happening behind the scenes—Canadian businesses are rethinking where, how, and with whom they manage their technology.

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Tags: Buy Canadian, Choose Canada, cloud, cloud migration, cloud security, compliance, Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, managed service provider, MSP, Security, support, Team Canada,
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Managed IT

Abolishing the Rumor that Large MSPs Aren’t Worth Their Cost

To learn both what a managed service provider (MSP) is, and why those which are smaller in size are disadvantaged, make sure to check out our previous blog, Why You Should Choose A Larger MSP.

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Tags: business operations, cloud, cloud migration, cloud security, disaster recovery, IT, managed service provider, managed services, MSP, Remote Work, scalability, Security, support, technology,
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Cybersecurity

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: Running Virtual Penetration Tests (Part 5)

Regardless of how many resources you’ve spent building your digital fortress to protect against cyberattacks, there is only one way you can be certain it will hold up to potential threats—by putting it to the test. Specifically what is being referred to is a penetration test, where trusted cybersecurity professionals are authorized to simulate a cyberattack. Here, a variety of tactics are employed which are commonly used by cybercriminals to attempt to gain unauthorized access to the network system. Of course, the cybersecurity professionals don’t actually do any damage by performing the simulation. This is why this procedure is often known as ‘ethical hacking’, or hacking without fraudulent intention. Essentially, by practicing cyber attack scenarios businesses can learn both how their defenses would perform when challenged with a security threat, and whether or not they can actually be confident implementing those same defenses in the real-world. Moreover, they can also keep track of performance statistics, find out where improvements need to be made, and ultimately develop a more secure network system.

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Tags: cloud, compliance, Cybersecurity, endpoint protection, Security, Traditional Penetration Testing, Virtual Penetration Testing, Zero Trust,
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Cloud Security

The Evolution of Cybersecurity: Multi-Factor Authentication (Part 3)

When you’re logging in to an account, whether it be for work, entertainment, social media, or so on, multi-factor authentication means that one single authentication factor isn’t sufficient to gain access. The term “multi”, in multi-factor authentication, suggests that at least two or more authentication factors are required to log in successfully. Here are the possible forms of authentication factors:

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Tags: cloud, cloud security, Cybersecurity, Duo, endpoint protection, malware, managed detection and response, MFA, multi-factor authentication, passcode, passphrase, password, phishing, ransomware,
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Cloud Hosting

Cloud 101: Understanding The Essentials

An array of interconnected computers which form a network and provide system resources on-demand such as data storage and computing power is known as cloud hosted infrastructure. The term “cloud” was coined around the late twentieth century with the emergence of the internet. It is essentially a metaphor for storing data redundantly, in the sense that the data isn’t linked to any location in particular but instead resides in the overarching connections between computers, or in other words the “cloud”.

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Tags: accessibility, cloud, Cloud hosted infrastructure, cloud security, Cybersecurity, disaster recovery, Infrastructure, Redundancy, Remote Work, scalability, Security, support,