by Beth Vriesman | Aug 28, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Managed Service Provider, The TOucan’s Cable, Wi-Fi |
From email phishing links to fake pop-ups declaring an issue to password resets you didn’t request sent to your cellphone, cybercriminals are targeting us every day in many ways. Ideally, your business has implemented tools and technology to reduce cybersecurity risks...
by Beth Vriesman | Aug 19, 2026 | BCDR, Data Backup, Data Protection, Managed Service Provider, The TOucan’s Cable |
The flooding in Carmel this week left many homes and businesses devastated. This is not the first natural disaster in greater Indianapolis in recent years. And, sadly, it does not look like it will be the last. As a managed service provider, one of our goals is to...
by Beth Vriesman | Aug 11, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Hardware, Managed Service Provider, Software, The TOucan’s Cable |
Comparing one MSP company to another fist requires an understanding of what managed service providers offer to SMBs. If you’re just beginning to investigate how a partnership with a managed service provider works, you probably have many questions. In today’s blog,...
by Beth Vriesman | Jul 28, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Data Backup, Data Protection, IT Outsourcing, Managed Service Provider, The TOucan’s Cable |
Small businesses often operate with a limited staff on a tight budget. When problems occur there’s little time or money to fix them. Because businesses today rely so heavily on technology, when it fails or doesn’t work quite the way it should, time and money are at...
by Beth Vriesman | Jul 15, 2026 | IT Outsourcing, Managed Service Provider, The TOucan’s Cable |
Technology is essential to running a successful business, but understanding the cost of managed IT services in Indianapolis isn’t always straightforward. One provider may quote $1,000 per month, while another proposes $10,000 or more. The difference often comes...
by Beth Vriesman | Jun 24, 2026 | Cybersecurity, Data Protection, Managed Service Provider, The TOucan’s Cable |
It’s getting harder every day to determine if the link you just got via text or in email is legitimate. However, it’s essential that you know before you click if you can, indeed, trust that link. Whether you’re at work or home, knowing signs that a link shouldn’t be...
