Picture this: you and your team arrive at work, ready to take on the day’s tasks, when suddenly the Internet cuts out, emails stop functioning, and productivity comes to a standstill. What’s your next move?

As tax season rolls around, companies are busy organizing financial records, filing returns, and racing against deadlines. Unfortunately, this hectic period also presents an ideal opportunity for cybercriminals to launch attacks while business owners and employees are distracted.

With the arrival of spring, it’s the perfect opportunity to refresh and reorganize. While tidying up your workspace and sorting through paperwork, don’t overlook your IT infrastructure. Giving your business technology a seasonal tune-up can help eliminate inefficiencies, enhance security, and boost performance.

As the first quarter of 2025 unfolds, one thing stands out: the most successful businesses are those that anticipate and adapt to rapid technological advancements. An IT strategy that merely responds to issues after they arise is no longer enough. In today’s fast-paced world, system downtime, security breaches, and operational inefficiencies can result in financial losses within minutes—yes, minutes!

With Windows 10 support set to end in October 2025, users must decide on their next move. Should you update your current devices to Windows 11, or is it more practical to invest in brand-new hardware?