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This year, we’re celebrating 30 years of providing expert IT services in Orlando and the surrounding areas. We wouldn’t be here celebrating without our loyal customers and dedicated team members. Stay tuned on our social media accounts as we look back over the years, offer lessons we’ve learned along the way and plan ahead for the future of serving businesses in our community.

One of the most dangerous and unfortunately, common attacks we see today is the hijacking of email accounts. Microsoft 365 accounts are being sought after to gain access to companies’ sensitive information. Hackers use advanced tactics like man-in-the-middle attacks and AI-generated phishing attacks. They’ll impersonate users and intercept sensitive data. 

Wouldn’t it be great to have a security alarm system like you do for your home? Something that alerts you to unusual activity in your Microsoft 365 environment? Our new powerful Identity Threat Detection and Response service does just that.

This around-the-clock monitoring continuously watches for unusual behaviors such as:

• Suspicious logins.
• Unexpected device activity. 
• Session takeovers. 

If a threat is detected, ITDR uses AI to automatically respond, reducing or blocking access to the compromised accounts. It alerts our team to take further, immediate action. This is the most effective solution to prevent these types of attacks. 

Ready to learn more? Reach out to your client success manager.

Do you have any devices running Windows 10? As of October 14, 2025, those devices will no longer receive any updates, including security updates. This means your business or others using the operating system can experience major cybersecurity issues. 

Vulnerabilities in the operating system will likely still exist and won’t be fixed. This gives cybercriminals time to find and exploit them, and gain access to your company’s sensitive data. 

As Windows 10 phases out, we expect an increase in cyber threats like ransomware, data breaches, malware and more. If you don’t make the switch to Windows 11 or pay for protection, you could even face losing your compliance status. 

This month’s cyber tip? Now’s the time to plan your response to the Windows 10 end of life. 

If you or your team members are getting new smartphones, please remember to plan ahead for any work-related apps—especially MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) apps used to log in to Microsoft 365, Teams meetings, and other secure systems.

Many people forget that MFA apps don’t automatically transfer to a new device. Setting them up again requires a few steps, and waiting until the last minute can mean getting locked out right when you need access most—like before an important call or meeting.

Our Tip: If you're upgrading your phone, please submit a support ticket ahead of time. Our team will be happy to help you set up your MFA apps and ensure you're ready to go before you need them.

Let’s avoid the last-minute scramble and keep you connected and secure!

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