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5 New AI-Powered Features Coming to Microsoft Teams in 2026
Microsoft continues to invest heavily in Microsoft Teams, pushing it far beyond chat and video calls and into the center of how work actually gets done. New AI-driven enhancements rolling out through 2026 are designed to make meetings more productive, collaboration...
Microsoft Confirms Active Zero-Day Vulnerability: Immediate Action Recommended for Office & Microsoft 365 Users
Microsoft has confirmed an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacting Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 applications. The vulnerability is being tracked and communicated through the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), Microsoft’s official authority...
How to Effectively Respond to a Security Event
Responding to a security event is all about identifying threats early and taking appropriate action. There are two parts to responding to a security event or indicator, preparation (referred to as left-of-boom) and the response following a potential attack...
Why IT Leaders Are Moving to Network-as-a-Service (NaaS)
Every IT leader knows network hardware has a shelf life. But the real pain point isn’t just replacement, it’s the capital outlay, lifecycle management, and operational overhead that come with traditional network ownership. Between procurement cycles, firmware...
Microsoft Teams Is Adding Built-In Security in 2026: What That Means for Your Business
Microsoft is making Microsoft Teams safer by default, and most organizations will start seeing these changes in January 2026. Beginning January 12, 2026, Microsoft will automatically turn on new safety features in Teams for companies using standard settings. The goal...
7 Key Takeaways from Microsoft Ignite 2025
Microsoft Ignite 2025 made one thing very clear: the future of work is no longer built only for large enterprises with massive IT teams. Microsoft’s latest announcements focused heavily on making AI, security, and modernization accessible, practical, and manageable...
2025 Cybersecurity Recap and What to Expect in 2026
As 2025 comes to a close, one thing is clear: this was the year cybersecurity stopped being a background function and became a board-level priority for nearly every organization. Between an explosion of AI-powered threats, high-profile supply chain breaches, and...
Unlocking AI for Small Businesses: Insights from Microsoft Ignite 2025
Artificial Intelligence is transforming how small businesses work, but true success starts with having the right technology, security, and governance in place. If you're beginning to explore AI tools and want to ensure your environment is secure, compliant, and ready...
Should You Pay the Ransom During a Cyberattack?
When ransomware hits, one of the most critical and controversial questions you’ll face is whether or not to pay the ransom. It’s a decision that sparks strong opinions, especially in the headlines. But for the companies actually living through an attack, the answer is...
Aldridge Appoints AJ Adade as Director of Professional Services to Drive Operational Excellence
Houston, TX – November 12, 2025 – Aldridge, a leading provider of managed IT and cybersecurity services, has appointed AJ Adade as Director of Professional Services. AJ joined the Aldridge leadership team in August, bringing over 20 years of experience guiding...
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5 New AI-Powered Features Coming to Microsoft Teams in 2026
Microsoft continues to invest heavily in Microsoft Teams, pushing it far beyond chat and video calls and into the center of how work actually gets done. New AI-driven enhancements rolling out through 2026 are designed to make meetings more productive, collaboration...
Microsoft Confirms Active Zero-Day Vulnerability: Immediate Action Recommended for Office & Microsoft 365 Users
Microsoft has confirmed an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacting Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 applications. The vulnerability is being tracked and communicated through the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), Microsoft’s official authority...
How to Effectively Respond to a Security Event
Responding to a security event is all about identifying threats early and taking appropriate action. There are two parts to responding to a security event or indicator, preparation (referred to as left-of-boom) and the response following a potential attack...
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5 New AI-Powered Features Coming to Microsoft Teams in 2026
Microsoft continues to invest heavily in Microsoft Teams, pushing it far beyond chat and video calls and into the center of how work actually gets done. New AI-driven enhancements rolling out through 2026 are designed to make meetings more productive, collaboration...
Microsoft Confirms Active Zero-Day Vulnerability: Immediate Action Recommended for Office & Microsoft 365 Users
Microsoft has confirmed an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacting Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 applications. The vulnerability is being tracked and communicated through the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), Microsoft’s official authority...
Microsoft Teams Is Adding Built-In Security in 2026: What That Means for Your Business
Microsoft is making Microsoft Teams safer by default, and most organizations will start seeing these changes in January 2026. Beginning January 12, 2026, Microsoft will automatically turn on new safety features in Teams for companies using standard settings. The goal...
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5 New AI-Powered Features Coming to Microsoft Teams in 2026
Microsoft continues to invest heavily in Microsoft Teams, pushing it far beyond chat and video calls and into the center of how work actually gets done. New AI-driven enhancements rolling out through 2026 are designed to make meetings more productive, collaboration...
Microsoft Confirms Active Zero-Day Vulnerability: Immediate Action Recommended for Office & Microsoft 365 Users
Microsoft has confirmed an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacting Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 applications. The vulnerability is being tracked and communicated through the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), Microsoft’s official authority...
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5 New AI-Powered Features Coming to Microsoft Teams in 2026
Microsoft continues to invest heavily in Microsoft Teams, pushing it far beyond chat and video calls and into the center of how work actually gets done. New AI-driven enhancements rolling out through 2026 are designed to make meetings more productive, collaboration...
Microsoft Confirms Active Zero-Day Vulnerability: Immediate Action Recommended for Office & Microsoft 365 Users
Microsoft has confirmed an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability impacting Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365 applications. The vulnerability is being tracked and communicated through the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), Microsoft’s official authority...
How to Effectively Respond to a Security Event
Responding to a security event is all about identifying threats early and taking appropriate action. There are two parts to responding to a security event or indicator, preparation (referred to as left-of-boom) and the response following a potential attack...