The Badge Isn’t Enough
Most job sites have controlled access. You need to be on the list, wear the right vest, maybe sign in […]
The Rat in the Wall: How Cybercriminals Find Their Way Into AEC Firms
URL: technolene.com/blog/cyberrodent Nobody designs or builds a building expecting a rodent to walk in through the front door. Pests find
The Warning Was There. It Usually Is.
If only your server had a check engine light. You’d know something was wrong. You might not know exactly what,
What Happens to Your Files After the Storm?
Most firms don’t think about disaster recovery until they need it. And by then, it’s too late to plan. Here’s
Cybersecurity, Updated Computers
Still Running 5 Year Old Computers?
Still Running 5 Year Old Computers? Still Running 5-Year-Old Computers? Here’s What It’s Actually Costing Your Firm Most firm owners
Backups, Cybersecurity, Data Management
How to Protect Your Engineering and Construction Data
If Your Files Were Gone Tomorrow, Could You Recover by Friday? Imagine arriving at the office on a Tuesday morning,
Backups, Data Management, General
Cloud Storage Sounds Great — Until Your Revit Model Takes 20 Minutes to Open
At some point, a vendor, an article, or a well-meaning colleague has probably told you that the cloud is the
General
The Quiet Tax: What Slow IT Infrastructure Actually Costs an Architecture or Engineering Firm
Most architecture and engineering firms don’t lose money to dramatic IT failures. They lose it to small, repeated delays that
Proactive IT Monitoring: Your IT Network Needs a Smoke Detector — Not a Fire Truck
When a fire breaks out, a fire truck is exactly what you need. But nobody wants to be in that
5 Dangerous Cybersecurity Mistakes Inland Empire Small Businesses Make (And How to Fix Them)
Introduction: Cybersecurity used to be a large-company problem. Not anymore. Today, the cybersecurity mistakes Inland Empire small businesses make are