By Tim Lasonde

SEPT 1, 2020 — Running your business while staying on top of critical IT operations presents a series of challenges that can get in the way of business success—resource constraints, time-management woes and a poorly managed IT infrastructure, to name a few. When you outsource any or all of your IT functions to a managed services provider (MSP), you can eliminate these barriers while ensuring your technology is well maintained and secure—so you can focus your resources on growing the business.

By Chris Caprio, CFO

AUG 26, 2020—Focus Technology, a leading provider of next-generation IT infrastructure, managed IT services, cyber security and cloud solutions, announced today that it has earned a spot on Inc. magazine’s annual Inc. 5000 list. With three-year revenue growth of 73 percent, the firm is among the nation’s fastest-growing private companies.

By Tim Lasonde

AUG 12, 2020 — As technology continues to fuel the “new normal” of the business world, having a strategic IT resource to guide the business is becoming more critical than ever. For many small- and medium-sized businesses, however, staffing a salaried CIO isn’t a viable option. This need has given rise to a new paradigm in the technology space: the vCIO, or Virtual CIO.

By Bill Smeltzer, CSO

JULY 28, 2020 —Focus Technology, a leading provider of next-generation IT infrastructure, managed IT services, cyber security and cloud solutions, recently announced the launch of its custom solution, IT SecurManage. The solution was developed in response to a market need for a complete network infrastructure management solution, managed in the cloud as a service, that could offer comprehensive security and compliance auditability.

By Bill Smeltzer, CSO

JULY 27, 2020 —As we discussed last month, security continues to emerge as a core challenge for organizations, particularly in recent months. In the blink of an eye, the world became more digitally connected than ever, which drastically increased the risk of cyberattacks. The vast constellation of remote offices, all tapping into their corporate networks from home computers and networks, has left organizations with a new attack surface to contend with.