Do you know every piece of IT your business uses? If not, you are putting your organization at risk.

You Can't Secure What You Can't See: Why Every IT Relationship Starts with an Assessment

There's a principle in cybersecurity that gets repeated so often, it risks sounding cliché: You can't protect what you don't know you have. Yet when we sit down with prospective clients, many can't answer some of the most fundamental questions about their technology environment.
In the third part of our office relocation and IT series, we drill down into the ins and outs of moving IT.

Office Moves Don't Fail Because of Technology. They Fail Because Nobody Owns the Process.

Many leaders assume they understand office moves because they've moved homes before. The reality is entirely different.
A dive into the effect AI will have on security and the future of work in general.

AI, Security, and the Future of Work: A Conversation with Valiant CIO Justin Penchina

On a recent episode of The Creative Stack, Georg sat down with Valiant CIO Justin Penchina to discuss what AI is actually useful for, where the real security concerns are emerging, and how small and mid-sized businesses can begin adopting these tools responsibly.
So You're the Family IT Person. Here's What Actually Matters.

So You're the Family IT Person. Here's What Actually Matters.

On a recent episode of The Creative Stack, we stepped away from enterprise IT and talked about something more personal, which is what technology actually looks like at home—the risks people overlook, the simple habits that make a real difference, and why the same principles we apply to business security matter just as much in your living room.
What You're Actually Paying For When You Hire an MSP

What You're Actually Paying For When You Hire an MSP

On a recent episode of The Creative Stack, we dedicated the entire conversation to the topic of how managed service pricing actually works, where it came from, what goes into it, and what you should know before hiring a provider. No guest this time—just our perspective after more than 20 years in the industry.
Everything You Don't Know About Your Office Move (And Why It's Costing You)

Everything You Don't Know About Your Office Move (And Why It's Costing You)

On a recent episode of The Creative Stack, we sat down with Josh Berger, a tenant rep broker with nearly two decades of experience working exclusively in New York City office space. The conversation covered what it actually means to have someone in your corner during a lease negotiation, why timing matters more than most people realize, and the specific mistakes we’re seeing in today’s market.
IT Services for Cyber Risk.

Cyber Risk Is Not Someone Else's Problem. Here's Where to Start.

On a recent episode of The Creative Stack, we sat down with Kirsten Bay, co-founder and CEO of Cysurance, to talk about how organizations should really think about cyber risk, what cyber insurance does (and doesn’t) cover, and the handful of practical steps that make the biggest difference. It’s one of those conversations we could have kept going for hours.
IT services for onboarding.

The First Day Tells Employees Everything. Is Yours Saying the Right Thing?

Contractors are essential to how modern agencies operate. They help teams scale quickly, bring in specialized expertise, and keep projects moving when internal bandwidth is tight. But behind that flexibility is a quieter issue that many organizations overlook.
IT services for securing your Mac environment.

Your Agency Runs on Macs. Is Anyone Actually Securing Them?

If your agency runs on Macs, you’re in good company. Creative and PR teams have long preferred them for their reliability and performance. But there’s a question most organizations haven’t seriously asked: When was the last time someone actually reviewed how those Macs are secured? For many teams, the honest answer is: not recently—or not at all in any structured way. And that’s where risk starts to build.
IT services for managing contractor IT risks.

Your Contractors Probably Have More Access Than They Should

Contractors are essential to how modern agencies operate. They help teams scale quickly, bring in specialized expertise, and keep projects moving when internal bandwidth is tight. But behind that flexibility is a quieter issue that many organizations overlook.