Tech Tips

Email remains one of the most common ways companies communicate internally and with clients. But it’s also one of the least secure, leaving important data and private information vulnerable to nefarious actors.

When a new client partners with FSA Consulting, we don’t offer them cookie-cutter solutions. We take time to learn about their IT ecosystem and needs so we can provide exceptional service and improve their day-to-day operations. Every organization has its own technology landscape, internal and external processes, and client and staff needs.

Protecting your firm’s and your clients’ information is always at the forefront of your mind, especially as communications and file storage have moved to digital and cloud-based solutions. Learn more in this article by Evan H. Stein which was originally published in the ACBA Lawyers Journal on March 7, 2025.

Providing guests with Wi-Fi is essential to customer engagement and client satisfaction. Visitors to your business expect reliable Internet access to stay connected while they wait, shop, or work in a corporate office, school, or restaurant. However, without proper planning and setup, guest Wi-Fi poses security risks and disrupts business operations. To avoid these pitfalls, businesses should implement dedicated guest networks, password-protected access, and implement bandwidth management controls. 

You’ve invested a lot in your IT infrastructure, and it must work smoothly so you can focus on your core business and stay ahead of your competitors. Many of these solutions, from file storage, data processing, collaboration, and customer relationship management (CRM), need to be able to talk to each other to provide the best benefit for your company. With the right cloud solution integration in place, you can enjoy seamless communication, data management, and operational efficiency.

Despite increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity, cyberattacks, malware, and data loss threats continue to increase. Protecting your business does not have to be overwhelming. With the right tools, policies, and training, you can build a solid defense against these dangers. Here’s what your business needs for cyberattack prevention.

Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and have the potential to be incredibly damaging to your company. Moreover, cybercriminals ramp up their threats during the holiday season. One of the most common and dangerous threats is phishing. Phishing is when cybercriminals pose as trustworthy sources to deceive you into sharing sensitive information like login credentials. Attacks can happen through email, phone calls, and text messages.

Holidays are a time for connection, celebration, and creating lasting memories with loved ones. Navigating the complexities of managing multiple devices, tracking personal information, and privacy doesn’t have to be stressful. Apple’s latest updates in iOS 18  offer powerful tools to enhance security and simplify family technology.

When choosing a productivity suite for your company, like Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, there are many factors to consider. How many licenses you need, cost, ease of use, and even what will be most compatible with your clients must all be considered. So you weigh the pros and cons, maybe even do a few trial runs, and pick the platform you will use for data management.

Even the best internal IT teams can’t know everything or be available every minute. How can you best support your company’s IT staff? Get them some backup. This can give both you and them a bit more peace of mind.