CTECH BLOG

Technology has always been the backbone of business evolution. From the humble beginnings of personal computers to the rise of artificial intelligence, IT has continuously redefined how organizations operate. Let’s take a journey through the decades.' 1980s: The Dawn of Personal Computing The 1980s marked the beginning of the personal computer era. Businesses slowly embraced PCs, using them for word processing, spreadsheets, and printing on dot matrix printers. While these to

When Leila Webb made the strategic decision to take full ownership of a joint accounting practice, she encountered a series of urgent and...

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting schools across Canada, exploiting outdated systems and limited cybersecurity budgets. These attacks don’t just disrupt education—they expose sensitive data, impact families, and reveal vulnerabilities that could affect any organization. Here are five notable incidents from 2025 that highlight the growing threat to the education sector. 1. PowerSchool Breach Hits Over 80 School Boards In late December 2024, a breach at PowerSchool—a wi

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology—it’s about people. In 2025, Canadian organizations have faced a wave of cyberattacks that exploited staff mistakes, phishing emails, and social engineering tactics. These incidents serve as cautionary tales for business owners, IT leaders, and public sector managers alike. 1. House of Commons Breach via Microsoft Exploit In August 2025, attackers exploited a critical Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability to infiltrate the House of Common

As Halloween creeps in, so do the cyber ghouls—phishing phantoms, ransomware werewolves, and data-devouring demons. But fear not! With the right cybersecurity tools, your business can fend off even the most sinister digital threats. Here’s your cyber survival kit , explained in plain terms and themed for the season. SIEM: The All-Seeing Eye A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)  system is like a vampire hunter’s surveillance tower. It watches everything—logs, ale

The trucking industry has always faced challenges—rising fuel costs, driver shortages, and regulatory compliance. But according to the National Motor Freight Traffic Association’s 2025 Trucking Cybersecurity Trends Report , the next big threat isn’t on the road—it’s online. As fleets adopt more connected technologies, cybercriminals are finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. The report highlights several critical trends that will define trucking cybersecurity in the com

For a trucking company, every minute of downtime feels like money slipping through the cracks. When a truck is sidelined, drivers lose miles, loads get delayed, and revenue takes a hit. But here’s the truth: the same principle applies to your internal systems. When your dispatch software crashes or your cybersecurity fails, the impact ripples through the entire operation. Think about it—routing, load planning, compliance reporting, payroll, and customer communication all depe

Here’s a revised version of the blog post tailored for CTECH , an IT support company based in Calgary, with a focus on logistics businesses and a tone that avoids sounding AI-generated or generic: When your business depends on packages being sorted, tracked, and delivered without delay, even a minor IT hiccup can throw everything off. For logistics teams—whether in Calgary or Montreal—IT service disruptions aren’t just inconvenient. They’re costly. A frozen app, a disconnecte

For trucking businesses in Calgary, where timely deliveries and operational efficiency are essential, even a brief IT disruption can lead to missed shipments, frustrated clients, and lost revenue. CTECH Consulting Group understands how vital it is for trucking companies to maintain reliable IT systems. In a fast-paced industry where margins are tight and competition is fierce, dependable technology isn’t just a convenience—it’s a necessity. From fleet tracking to real-time cu