Tag: IT

Walking through the Financial District or hopping between tech hubs in North York and Liberty Village, business conversations have shifted. A few years ago, the local dialogue around artificial intelligence focused on novelty. People experimented with chat prompts, drafted emails, and marveled at generative summaries. Today, that novelty has matured into heavy operational integration. Companies […]

For decades, business owners and financial officers have viewed technology through a narrow, defensive lens. This perspective treated technology as a burden on operational budgets and guided decisions by short-term costs rather than long-term value. Historically, in Managed IT discussions, it was categorized on the balance sheet as an operational burden. It was defined as […]

For years, small and mid-sized businesses operated under a simple assumption: standard antivirus software and a basic firewall were enough to keep network threats at bay. Today, that security model is completely obsolete. Cyberattacks are no longer automated scripts running blindly in the background; they are active, hands-on breaches driven by sophisticated threat actors targeting […]

For years, organizations have built their digital defenses around technical perimeters. Enterprise budgets flow into firewalls, MFA, endpoint protection, and secure network architecture to prevent intrusions. These measures aim to stop external threats before they reach employees. Still, human error remains a major risk. Nevertheless, many breaches still involve people, not just computers. A stronger […]

In the world of search engine optimization, external backlinks get all the love. Marketing teams spend thousands of dollars, launch massive outreach campaigns, and chase guest post opportunities with one goal in mind: getting other websites to vouch for them. While those external signals are incredibly important, this intense focus on backlinks causes many people […]

For small and mid-sized GTA Businesses, introducing AI tools like Microsoft Copilot feels like the ultimate shortcut to productivity. The promises are massive—summarizing hours of meetings in seconds, drafting client proposals instantly, and cleaning up complex spreadsheets on the fly. However, deploying Microsoft Copilot without auditing your internal permissions is an open invitation to a […]

For small and mid-sized GTA Businesses, a single malicious click can instantly disrupt an entire week of operations. Phishing emails—fraudulent messages designed to steal credentials—easily trick employees into giving up passwords, bypassing traditional defenses. The threat is real: 60% of local firms face a ransomware attempt within 12 months. At Felix IT, we believe in […]

As businesses across the Greater Toronto Area—from Mississauga to Vaughan—continue to embrace digital transformation, the question is no longer if you should move to the cloud, but where. Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure are the two undisputed titans of the cloud industry. Both offer incredible power, global reach, and high-level security. However, for […]

Cyber attacks are getting harder to spot, and N-able is responding with a new wave of AI-driven detection capabilities designed to uncover threats that slip past traditional tools. The company has introduced advanced AI-based detections within its Security Operations Centre, powered by Adlumin Managed Detection and Response. These updates are focused on identifying suspicious activity […]

The tech world is currently buzzing with anticipation. As we move deeper into 2026, the question on every PC enthusiast’s mind isn’t just “What’s next?” but rather, “When is Windows 12 coming out?“ Microsoft has been uncharacteristically quiet about a formal “Windows 12” branding, yet the evidence of a massive architectural shift—internally known as Project […]