Blog
Understanding the Real Impact of IT Downtime on Regulated Businesses
IT downtime in regulated NYC businesses risks costly revenue losses, compliance fines, and damaged trust. Proactive IT management and
Cloud Migration: Business Growth Catalyst or Compliance Risk?
Cloud migration drives business growth and enhances security but poses compliance risks for regulated NYC industries. CitySource Solutions offers
Managed vs Co-Managed IT: Which Model Fits? (5-Question Fit Test)
You’re deciding how IT work gets owned, executed, and measured day to day. CitySource Solutions offers two proven operating
Managed IT for Remote Work: Secure, Scalable, 24/7 Support
Managed IT services support remote work by delivering secure access, device management, 24/7 helpdesk support, and proactive system monitoring.
Benefits of Managed IT Services for Professional Service Firms
Managed IT for professional service firms offers secure, scalable, and cost-effective support without the burden of maintaining an internal
Managed IT Services for Nonprofits: What You Need to Know
Managed IT services help nonprofits reduce tech disruptions, secure donor data, and scale operations without hiring in-house IT. With
What All-Inclusive Managed IT Really Covers (And Why It’s Worth It)
All-inclusive managed IT covers unlimited support, patching, monitoring, cloud, cybersecurity, and consulting under one flat monthly rate. It reduces
Tenancy Models in Cloud Computing: What SMBs Need to Know About Multi-Tenant vs Single-Tenant Environments
Tenancy in cloud computing refers to how cloud service providers allocate infrastructure and resources among their users. There are
Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Checklist for Small Businesses
43% of cyberattacks now target small businesses. A cybersecurity risk assessment helps identify exposures like shared admin credentials, unpatched
Cloud Backup vs Cloud Sync: What Your Business Needs
Cloud sync and cloud backup are not the same. Sync mirrors your files in real time, but offers no
Google Drive vs OneDrive – Which Business Cloud Storage Is More Secure?
Google Drive and OneDrive both encrypt data and support business collaboration but differ in compliance and control. OneDrive offers