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7.5 Things That Will Protect You Before, During and After a Cyber Event

The call came early one morning. The report was that none of the files on the network server were accessible. The SOC also reported detecting anomalous behavior in the middle of the night and isolating resources on the network to stop what appeared to be a hacker trying to gain more access. After investigation, it…
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All-Inclusive is Great for IT: How Fully Managed IT Reduces Risk, Complexity & Surprises

Last month, my wife, Vicki, and I began looking for a getaway for just the two of us. We had a short amount of time to get away and a specific timeframe. We are also often busy into the evening, so our time to look and plan is usually at 9:00 at night. Because we…
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The Invisible Work Exhausting Your Organization

We set goals at CTaccess for the company and for every team member, every quarter. We started this years ago when we read “The Rockefeller Habits,” and it was reinforced by the book “Traction.” Implementing goal setting was a rough start, but gradually we got a rhythm down where we just do it each quarter.…
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The AI Conversation: Productivity, Agents and the Work Ahead

This past week brought two separate and engaging conversations with friends who both happen to be seasoned technical professionals. We’d gotten together simply to catch up over a meal and talk about life and faith, but true to form for anyone in the tech world, the topic of AI came up. What struck me most…
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Beyond the Finish Line: Why Cybersecurity is a Continuous Journey

I enjoy reading about people whose convictions impacted the world. Some of you may remember the story of Eric Liddell from the movie Chariots of Fire. He famously refused to run in the Olympic heats for his event, the 100M dash, since they were scheduled on Sunday, which he observed as a day of rest.…
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