As America celebrates 250 years, we’re thankful for the freedom to work, build, serve, and support the businesses that keep our communities moving forward. Happy Independence Day from Stimulus Technologies. America’s 250th birthday is a …
Cyber threats don't wait for business hours. Every business owner with client data on their systems needs a plan and the right insurance coverage to back it up. Most small business owners assume cyber insurance …
Field office cybersecurity is a major concern for construction companies, engineering firms, contractors, and field service businesses because employees are no longer working inside one protected office network. They are using laptops, tablets, and phones …
The tools your team uses every day need active monitoring, strong access controls, and managed cybersecurity protection.. The Stryker cyberattack is a good reminder that Microsoft security cannot be “set it and forget it.” In …
Workplace safety now includes protecting your data, systems, and employees from cyber risk. When most business owners hear the words workplace safety, they think about the physical risks first. Wet floors. Heavy equipment. Fire exits. …
When you hand your tax documents to a CPA firm, you are sharing some of the most sensitive data you have, including your Social Security number, bank account details, income history, and financial records. Most …
AI works best when business leaders define the process, protect the data, and keep humans in control. Artificial intelligence can help businesses save time, reduce repetitive work, and improve productivity, but only when it is …
Cybersecurity threats often start quietly, from a phishing email, stolen password, or unnoticed access point before becoming a serious business problem. For a long time, many small business owners assumed cybersecurity was someone else’s problem. …
Modern dental practices rely on secure, connected technology to protect patient records, reduce downtime, and keep every location running smoothly. Running one dental office is hard enough. Running several locations adds a whole new layer …
Small tech frustrations can point to bigger business problems. Listen closely when employees speak up about slow systems, missing emails, or tools that just aren’t working. Your employees probably know where your technology is broken …
