April 01, 2026

In one of the major incidents this week, the European Commission was once again hit by a cyberattack, just two months after its previous breach. Elsewhere, a Texas school district was locked out of its systems, the city of Moorhead faced a third-party breach, and health care provid...

Effective IT documentation means having the information you need, exactly when you need it. With our latest IT Glue updates, it’s now easier to access, manage and work more efficiently every day.

Many of these enhancements were shaped directly by you — our community. Through feature requests and voting, IT Glue users continue to play a direct role in shaping the pla...

If you’ve ever built a Quarterly Business Review (QBR) from scratch — again and again — you already know the problem. It’s not only time-consuming, but also inconsistent, difficult to scale and nearly impossible to standardize across a growing team.

For MSPs, where QBRs are critical to demonstrating value, aligning strategy and driving client retention, this creates...

March 25, 2026

This week, a ransomware attack forced a California city to declare a state of emergency. Meanwhile, Microsoft warned users about a growing Teams vishing campaign, and Amazon revealed a critical Cisco firewall vulnerability that has been exploited since January. Elsewhere, multiple ...

We previously discussed NIS2 and the obligations it places on organisations designated as “critical” and “important” by the EU. Here we discuss the core areas that underpin NIS2 compliance.

A key tenet of the legislation is that leadership teams can no longer rely on leaving IT to ge...