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We pulled DNS data from 2,000 user devices across our client base to see what AI use actually looks like inside Calgary businesses right now. The headline number is that 27.9% of users had hit…

If you’ve spent any time on LinkedIn or in a business magazine over the past year, you’ve been told that AI is about to do your job. Maybe it’s already replacing the person next to…

MSPs don’t usually repair hardware themselves. When a drive dies, a power supply pops, or a laptop screen cracks, what usually happens is a warranty claim — your provider files the ticket with Dell or…

This month, we published a formal policy on how Lumitiv handles any discovery of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) during the course of our work. The full document is available here, but the short version…

A recent incident highlights a risk many businesses do not recognize until after customers are affected. A Calgary based organization experienced an email account compromise that resulted in malicious messages being sent to customers and…

Hardware costs have climbed across every category that businesses rely on, from servers to laptops to desktop systems. Many organizations assume this trend is tied to tariffs, inflation, or lingering supply chain problems. Those factors…

Every time you order new hardware, someone is going to ask if you want the extended warranty. Three years, four years, accidental damage, next-business-day on-site service — there’s usually a tier for everyone. The pitch…

When Calgary businesses start looking for internet service, the search often begins with Telus or Rogers. These are the two most visible providers, and their marketing makes them seem like the only real options. In…

Yet another security flaw in SSL VPN technology has made headlines, and it’s raising an important question: is the traditional VPN model still the right fit for most businesses? For years, SSL VPNs built into…

If your IT company has ever walked you through a slide deck full of vendor logos — endpoint protection, SIEM, EDR, dark web monitoring, threat intelligence feeds — and you came away thinking you were…

An end user recently received an email that looked completely legitimate on the surface. It invited them to join a Trello board and appeared to come from a known sender within their own company. The…

Email signatures are one of those things every business has and almost nobody actually controls. Your team sends dozens or hundreds of emails a day, and the signature at the bottom of each one is…