AI can connect and automate critical business systems, but the right security guardrails are essential for protecting sensitive data. If you're a small business owner in Las Vegas, you've probably had the same nagging thought …
As businesses use AI to analyze financial information and improve productivity, protecting sensitive data and choosing secure AI tools becomes increasingly important. AI is becoming part of everyday business pretty quickly. Companies are using it …
If your business uses Microsoft 365 or Microsoft Entra ID, there’s an important authentication change coming that is worth planning for now. Microsoft is retiring the SMS and voice authentication services it currently provides for …
If your Las Vegas accounting firm handles tax returns, Social Security numbers, payroll records, financial statements, banking information, or other sensitive client data, cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue. For accounting and tax firms subject …
Successful mergers and acquisitions require more than a signed deal. Early IT planning helps businesses integrate systems, protect data, and reduce disruption during the transition. A merger or acquisition can look great on paper. The …
Nathan Whittacre, left, speaks with Adam Dawson about business exit planning, retirement readiness, and life after selling a company. Most business owners spend years building their companies, serving customers, solving problems, and creating something they …
Clients are asking sharper cybersecurity questions. Is your firm ready to answer? If a client has ever paused mid-meeting and asked how you protect their Social Security number or bank account details, you are not …
Received a data breach notice? Verify that it is legitimate, find out what information was exposed, and take steps to protect your identity and accounts. Getting a letter that says your personal information may have …
Inbox overwhelm can make it hard to focus on real work. Better email habits, Microsoft 365 tools, and AI can help you take back control. Email was supposed to make work easier, but for a …
When your business was smaller, DIY IT made sense. Your office manager handled password resets, someone on the team knew how to restart the router, and that one “tech-savvy” employee became the go-to person whenever …
