Co-Managed IT: How It Works and When It's Worth It
Co-managed IT pairs your in-house IT team with an MSP for 24/7 coverage, security, and overflow help. See how it works, what it costs, and when to skip it.
Co-managed IT pairs your in-house IT team with an MSP for 24/7 coverage, security, and overflow help. See how it works, what it costs, and when to skip it.
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Managed IT Services for Law Firms: Supporting Compliance and Protecting Client Data
As a small or medium-sized law firm, your obligation to protect client information does not shrink with the size of your business. The moment someone entrusts you with medical records, financial details, settlement terms, or other sensitive information, your firm assumes a serious responsibility. Your budget may be smaller than a national firm’s, but the
As a small or medium-sized law firm, your obligation to protect client information does not shrink with the size of your business. The moment someone entrusts you with medical records, financial details, settlement terms, or other sensitive information, your firm assumes a serious responsibility. Your budget may be smaller than a national firm’s, but the
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The New Reality of Ransomware: What Organizations Need to Know
Ransomware remains one of the most disruptive cybersecurity threats facing organizations today. While ransomware once focused primarily on encrypting files, modern attacks often involve data theft, extortion, and the threat of publicly exposing sensitive information. The financial impact continues to grow. According to Sophos' State of Ransomware in the U.S. 2026 report, the average cost to recover from a ransomware attack reached $2.51 million, up from $1.91 million the previous year. That figure excludes any ransom payments and includes costs such as downtime, recovery efforts, lost product
Ransomware remains one of the most disruptive cybersecurity threats facing organizations today. While ransomware once focused primarily on encrypting files, modern attacks often involve data theft, extortion, and the threat of publicly exposing sensitive information. The financial impact continues to grow. According to Sophos' State of Ransomware in the U.S. 2026 report, the average cost to recover from a ransomware attack reached $2.51 million, up from $1.91 million the previous year. That figure excludes any ransom payments and includes costs such as downtime, recovery efforts, lost productivity, and business disruption. Additionally, Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found ransomware was involved in 48% of all analyzed breaches, demonstrating how common these attacks have become across organizations of all sizes. No business is immune. Whether you're a small business, manufacturer, healthcare provider, nonprofit, or government contractor, understanding how ransomware works and how to reduce your risk is critical.
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XPERTECHS Named 15th Largest Cybersecurity Company in Greater Baltimore
(Columbia, MD – September 10, 2026) XPERTECHS is #15 on the Baltimore Business Journal’s 2026 list of Greater Baltimore’s largest cybersecurity companies. Security is the foundation under everything XPERTECHS delivers, from managed IT to AI and process automation. The company has grown into one of the region’s largest cybersecurity firms because it gives business leaders...
(Columbia, MD – September 10, 2026) XPERTECHS is #15 on the Baltimore Business Journal’s 2026 list of Greater Baltimore’s largest cybersecurity companies. Security is the foundation under everything XPERTECHS delivers, from managed IT to AI and process automation. The company has grown into one of the region’s largest cybersecurity firms because it gives business leaders...
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