The IT Pro Blog
Tag: Compliance
We actually write these blogs. Yes, you read that right. Our team of IT pros compile knowledge from the job and years of experience, combined with real-time updates of what we see in the field, to bring you value-add content on a weekly basis.
HIPAA | Technology Survival Guide
Maybe you’re HIPAA compliant but still looking for ways to continue to improve your healthcare organization from a technology perspective. Enter the “Technology Survival Guide”.
How to Ensure Technology HIPAA Compliance in Your Business
HIPAA. Most people have heard the acronym, you might even know what it stands for, but do you really know what it means for your
How to Complete Proper Computer Drive Destruction
When your computer life has come to an end, proper destruction of your hard drive is vital to the security of your business. When disposing
Arizona’s Data Breach Notification Law
Did you know Arizona has a legislation that requires private entities or government agencies to notify individuals who have been impacted by security breaches that
IT Secret: Watch Out for Off-Brand Computers and Servers in Your Business!
There’s a trend we’ve seen over the years at businesses all over Phoenix, Scottsdale, and even in Prescott: “IT guys” selling off-brand computers and servers.
Tariffs and Your IT Budget
You’ve likely heard about the the tariffs on goods from China in the news. US consumers and business are already seeing the effects. The exact
Does Your Business Need a Paid IT Assessment? 4 Things to Look For.
Small business, big business: it’s easy to get wrapped up in the day to day operations and accept the way you’ve always done things.
Office 365 updates to make your life easier
In the software industry, continuous improvement is the name of the customer retention game. The behemoth Microsoft constantly churns out Office 365 enhancements, many of
Benefits of SaaS every SMB should know
Does your business pay through the nose for software licenses? Are you worried about annual maintenance costs? For most SMBs, software eats up a significant