How to Responsibly Recycle Old Computers and Printers: Without Paying a Dime

Outdated tech doesn’t just clutter your office, it can expose your business to unnecessary risk. Whether it’s an old desktop tucked in a closet or a stack of unused printers from your last upgrade, improper disposal of electronic equipment can lead to data leaks, environmental harm, and even regulatory headaches. Fortunately, responsible recycling options areContinue reading “How to Responsibly Recycle Old Computers and Printers: Without Paying a Dime”

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Strong Municipal IT Incident Response Plan

In today’s digital landscape, city governments rely on technology to power everything from utility billing to emergency communications. But with this dependency comes a growing threat: cyberattacks targeting small and midsize municipalities. From ransomware lockouts to phishing scams and data breaches, attacks on city systems can cause serious operational, financial, and reputational damage. That’s whyContinue reading “Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Strong Municipal IT Incident Response Plan”

Municipal Cybersecurity: How to Protect Your City’s Infrastructure from Modern Threats

As technology weaves itself into every facet of city operations, from utility billing to law enforcement databases, one truth becomes increasingly clear: municipal cybersecurity is no longer optional. Small and midsize cities across the United States, particularly those in Central and South Texas, face growing cyber risks. Yet many local governments still operate under theContinue reading “Municipal Cybersecurity: How to Protect Your City’s Infrastructure from Modern Threats”