Let’s be real: most tech gifts wind up in the dreaded junk drawer—the place where charging cables, old USB sticks, and regrets go to die.

But the right tech gift? It solves real problems and gets used every day.

Here are our 2025 picks for gifts your team, clients, or even you will actually want—from remote work upgrades to premium travel gear.

Now, let me ask you something most providers won’t: If disaster struck tomorrow—would your business still be able to function?

In professional services—where client deadlines are tight, reputation is currency, and uptime is everything—even a few hours of disruption can cost you more than money.

You and I both know—our phones have become more than just communication tools. For professionals in DC, they’re portable offices, evidence lockers, and confidential client portals all rolled into one.

But here’s the truth, most folks don’t like to admit: tracking a smartphone is easier than you think.

Cyberthreats have evolved so quickly that what once seemed like science fiction is now reality. From AI-driven cyber-attacks to the power of quantum computing, the cybersecurity challenges of 2025 are shaping up to be both innovative and unnerving. Here's a look at some of the biggest threats on the horizon and what small and medium-sized businesses can do now to prepare.

National Public Data confirmed in September 2024 that a hacker has compromised the personal records of millions of individuals. The information exposed includes the names, e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, phone numbers and even Social Security numbers of up to 2.9 billion people.

Software updates can feel like a nuisance, but skipping them is one of the easiest ways to leave your systems vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Hackers are constantly looking for weaknesses, and outdated software is like an open door to your network.

But how do you know when it’s time to update, and should you always trust your computer to tell you? Here are five clear signs it’s time to update, plus tips on how to handle updates safely.

Phishing attacks are the most common cybercrime attack for one reason…they work. Every day, over 3.4 billion spam e-mails reach unsuspecting users’ inboxes. Phishing e-mails have held the top spot as the most frequent form of attack for years because they’re easy to implement, easy to scale and continue to fool people.

Important News: Microsoft will NO LONGER support Windows 10 after October 2025! While these PCs will still work after the official end date of October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide product key free services that keep your device working properly and securely.

If you’re hoping to cut costs and boost profitability in 2024 without compromising productivity or efficiency, assessing the technology you use in day-to-day operations is one of the first areas in your business to examine.

We’ve created a road map that you can use to go step-by-step through your organization to determine if and where you can be saving money or utilizing new or better technology to improve operational efficiency.

It’s not just cybercriminals who hack into networks and steal data.

Most business owners erroneously think cybercrime is limited to hackers based in China or Russia, but the evidence is overwhelming that disgruntled employees, both of your company and your vendors, can cause significant losses due to their knowledge of your organization and access to your data and systems.