Tego is now an authorized reseller of Everpure (Pure Storage) solutions under North Carolina’s Statewide IT Contract 204X (IT Infrastructure Solutions). This addition gives eligible state, local government, and education […] [...]
Quick answer: Managed services vs. break-fix comes down to when you pay. Break-fix IT support charges by the hour when something fails, while managed services charge a fixed monthly fee […] [...]
The one sentence to read twice: This rule is not yet in effect, and Revision 2 remains the standard your assessment is measured against today. NIST 800-171 Revision 3 has […] [...]
Co-location is a data center hosting model in which an organization places its servers, storage, and networking hardware in a third-party facility rather than migrating workloads entirely to a public […] [...]
Quick answer: Choosing cloud vs. on-premise vs. hybrid depends on each workload, not one company-wide rule. Public cloud fits variable demand and fast scaling, on-premise fits steady, high-utilization or highly […] [...]
Cybersecurity used to be defined by a perimeter. A firewall, antivirus software, and basic password hygiene were enough to keep most attackers out. That model no longer holds. Identity is […] [...]
Technology environments no longer evolve in clean, predictable phases. Architectural decisions now shape compliance posture. Deployment choices influence operational resilience. Ongoing management determines whether strategic investments retain their value over […] [...]
The data center is no longer just a facility. It is the operational core of business resilience, cybersecurity posture, and regulatory accountability. As 2027 approaches, modernization is not about replacing […] [...]
Modern organizations face constant disruption. Cyber threats evolve daily. Supply chains fluctuate. Regulatory requirements intensify. Workforce models shift across on-prem, remote, and hybrid environments. In this environment, business resilience is […] [...]
Cloud adoption has transformed how organizations deploy, scale, and secure IT systems, but for Department of Defense (DoD) contractors, it has also introduced a dangerous misconception: that cloud providers handle […] [...]