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You may have a solid disaster recovery plan (DRP) on paper, but will it hold up when it matters most? At TekConcierge, we believe a well-designed recovery plan is only as good as its ability to perform under pressure. That’s why testing your DRP regularly is just as critical as creating it. In this article, we’ll walk you through why DRP testing

A disaster recovery plan (DRP) is essential, but it’s only effective if it works when you need it most. At TekConcierge, we help businesses move beyond the planning phase by conducting regular, strategic testing of their disaster recovery plans. If your DRP hasn’t been tested recently, it may not protect your business the way you expect. Testing is the only way

Cloud platforms have become essential to how family offices, private equity firms, and venture capital groups operate. These organizations rely on the cloud to manage investor communications, financial records, collaboration tools, and more. While the cloud brings speed, flexibility, and scalability, it also introduces real security risks. High-value data and financial assets can make your organization a target, and the more

Best Practices to Protect Your Business Cloud technology offers growing businesses the flexibility, efficiency, and cost savings needed to scale operations. But these benefits only go so far without a solid cloud security strategy in place. If your business is moving to the cloud or already operating there, it's time to take a closer look at how secure you really are. Below

Your focus should be on running your business, not putting out IT fires. But when technology breaks, slows down, or causes compliance headaches, it quickly becomes a distraction you can’t ignore. That’s why choosing the right IT partner is more than a technical decision, it’s a business strategy. At TekConcierge, we believe IT should empower your business to move forward, not

Is Your IT Strategy Helping You Win—or Just Keeping You Afloat? When it comes to IT, the way you manage problems can define your business trajectory. Are you constantly reacting to issues as they arise, or do you have a strategy in place that helps you stay one step ahead? IT issues can break your business or prove to be just

Cyber threats are no longer a question of "if" but "when." With cyber threats becoming more sophisticated, businesses must go beyond traditional security measures. Prevention alone isn’t enough—you need a strategy that ensures your business can withstand, recover from, and adapt to any cyber incident. This is where cyber resilience comes in. A well-rounded approach to cyber resilience empowers your organization

Running a business means working with multiple external partners, from suppliers to service vendors. These partnerships are essential for daily operations but also introduce risks. Without proper management, third-party vulnerabilities can lead to operational disruptions or, in worst cases, security breaches. Cyber threats targeting supply chains are no longer isolated incidents—they’re a growing concern for businesses of all sizes. The complexity

Most businesses rely on third-party vendors for essential products, services, and expertise. While these partnerships help drive growth and efficiency, they also introduce cybersecurity risks that can compromise your data, operations, and reputation. A security breach at a vendor’s end can quickly snowball into a crisis for your business—exposing sensitive data, disrupting operations, and even leading to regulatory penalties. That’s why

Third-party vendors play a vital role in your business operations, but they can also introduce cybersecurity and compliance risks if not properly managed. Think of vendors like guests in your home—you wouldn’t invite someone in without knowing if they’re trustworthy. A single weak link in your supply chain can expose your business to data breaches, compliance violations, and operational disruptions. That’s