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If you’re still relying on traditional antivirus software to protect your business, you’re fighting 2025 threats with 2010 tools. Antivirus used to be the gold standard for computer protection. You installed it, it caught “viruses,” and you went about your day. But today’s cyber threats have evolved—and most small businesses don’t realize their old antivirus is leaving big holes open. Let’s break it down.

That free coffee shop Wi-Fi might be costing your business more than your latte. Public Wi-Fi is convenient—but it’s also one of the easiest ways for hackers to steal logins, emails, and customer data. Many business owners and employees use it daily without realizing just how risky it can be. Let’s break it down.

If you run a small business, you’ve probably wondered: Should we store our files in the cloud or keep them on our computers and servers? Both options have pros and cons, and the right answer depends on how your team works, your budget, and how much downtime you can afford. Let’s break it down—without the tech jargon.

You’ve probably heard of email phishing, but what does it actually look like? Phishing is when someone sends a fake email that looks real—hoping you’ll click a link, share your password, or download something dangerous. Here are a few real-world examples small businesses and everyday users run into all the time:

A good computer can last for years—if you treat it right. Most slowdowns and breakdowns come from small things that build up over time. With a few easy habits, you can keep your computer running smoothly and avoid replacing it too soon.

No one likes buying a new computer—it’s an expense most of us try to put off as long as possible. But just like cars, computers have a lifespan. Holding on to an old one too long can mean more headaches, wasted money, and even security risks. Here are five clear signs it might be time to finally replace your computer:

Slow computers aren’t just frustrating—they cost you time, productivity, and sometimes even money. Whether you’re running a small business in Topeka or just trying to keep the family computer running smoothly at home, the good news is that many performance issues can be prevented with regular care.  Here are seven proven tips to keep your PC running at its best:

Stop Paying Every Time Something Goes Wrong with Your Computer Most people only call for computer help when they hit a wall—when email won’t load, when the printer stops working, or when a strange pop-up takes over the screen. Then it’s a stressful scramble to find help… and a bill of $79.99 or more for each visit. We designed our IT Plan to put an end to that cycle. For a flat $59/month or $600/year (a savings of $108), you get unlimited support and protection.

Turn Your Voice into Text (No Extra Software Needed) E ver wished you could just talk to your computer and watch it type everything out for you? I f you’re on Windows 10 or 11, your computer already has this ability built in ... for free. It’s called Voice Typing, and it’s one of the easiest ways to capture your stories, notes, or even family history without struggling at the keyboard.