Break-Fix: The Conflict of Interest in Your Server Room
Our goal is not to be the hero who swoops in to put out fires. Our goal is to be the architect who installs a sprinkler system so the fire never starts.
Our goal is not to be the hero who swoops in to put out fires. Our goal is to be the architect who installs a sprinkler system so the fire never starts.
This week's security landscape was dominated by critical vulnerabilities and significant breach disclosures, underscoring persistent threats across major software platforms. Several high-severity CVEs demand immediate attention from enterprise
Excel's live stock prices, currency conversions, and geographic data stopped working for many users in early January 2026. "Sorry, our server is temporarily having problems. We're working to fix it."
Most MSPs hide their pricing to control the sales process. I know because I used to write those proposals. Here's how the game works, and why we don't play it.
This week's security landscape was dominated by critical vulnerabilities requiring immediate attention and significant breach disclosures. High-severity CVEs across major enterprise platforms underscore the persistent need for rigorous
Error Code: MSMQ Insufficient resources to perform operation The problem comes from Windows 10 update KB5071546, an Extended Security Update (ESU). This update breaks MSMQ's security settings and NTS (NT Security) permissions, making the service fail when it tries to get resources.
A Windows update from December 2025 is breaking systems for some users. The update can corrupt drives and stop Windows from booting. Microsoft is looking into it. Exact Error Message:
A Microsoft update from December 5th is breaking dark mode in many apps. Users report dark mode won't turn on or keeps switching to light mode. The problem affects Windows apps, third-party software, and system themes.
Imagine your traditional antivirus as a bouncer at a club who only checks IDs against a printed list of known troublemakers. It works fine for the usual suspects, but when
For a long time, the “perimeter” of a company’s security was simple: the firewall around your office building. Being inside that perimeter meant trust.
A passkey is a digital credential that enables a user to log into an online service without having to enter a password. Instead, the user authenticates using the device-based authentication factor that is already unlocked on their device.
This week's security landscape was dominated by critical vulnerabilities requiring immediate patching and significant breaches impacting major organizations. High-severity CVEs across widely used software underscore the persistent need