Say Goodbye to Phone Tag: Smart Features That Boost Productivity
Phone tag is a productivity killer. That endless cycle of missed calls, voicemails, and follow-ups wastes time, slows communication, and creates unnecessary frustration for teams and clients alike.
Fortunately, modern communication...
5 Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Break-Fix IT Guy
When your business was just getting started, relying on a “break-fix” IT guy probably made sense. You had limited needs, a small team, and only occasional tech issues. But now, your business has grown—and so have your technology...
OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams: What to Use and When
Microsoft 365 offers a powerful suite of tools to help businesses collaborate, share files, and stay productive—but knowing when to use OneDrive, SharePoint, or Microsoft Teams can get confusing fast.
Each platform has its strengths, and...
Call Forwarding & VoIP: The Lifeline for Businesses During Natural Disasters
Natural disasters like storms, hurricanes, and floods are unavoidable and can wreak havoc on businesses. Power outages, damaged infrastructure, and office closures are just a few of the consequences businesses face during such crises. One of the...
The IT Mistakes That Make Small Businesses Easy Targets for Hackers
Cybersecurity isn’t just a concern for large corporations—small businesses are actually prime targets for hackers. Why? Because many small businesses lack the resources or security measures needed to defend against cyber threats, making them...
Cyber Threats on High Alert: What the U.S. National Emergency Extension Means for Your Business
A Renewed Focus on CybersecurityThe U.S. government has once again extended its national emergency declaration regarding foreign cyber threats—a clear signal that cybersecurity remains a top national priority. Originally declared in 2015, this...
What’s the ROI of a Good Security System? (Hint: It Pays for Itself!)
Every business owner wants to make smart investments, and one of the smartest investments you can make is in a high-quality security system. While some may view security cameras and monitoring solutions as an added expense, the truth is that they...
Storm-Proof Your Business: Essential IT Preparations Before the Next Big Storm
Natural disasters like hurricanes, thunderstorms, and winter storms can cause massive disruptions to businesses, leading to power outages, data loss, and communication breakdowns. Without proper preparation, these events can bring operations to a...
5-Minute Cybersecurity Fixes That Make a Big Difference
Cybersecurity can seem overwhelming, especially for busy business owners and employees juggling multiple responsibilities. However, securing your data and systems doesn’t have to be time-consuming or complicated. In fact, some of the most...
Office Chaos to Zen: How TotalBC's VoIP Keeps Your Team in Harmony
Communication is the backbone of productivity. Yet, many companies struggle with outdated phone systems that create more chaos than cohesion. Dropped calls, poor call quality, missed messages, and the inability to seamlessly connect remote teams can...
Seasonal Scams: Spring-Themed Phishing Attacks to Watch For
As the flowers bloom and the days get longer, cybercriminals take advantage of the changing seasons with new phishing scams designed to trick unsuspecting businesses and individuals. Spring brings tax deadlines, holiday promotions, and seasonal...
Would You Leave Your Office Door Open? Why Your Cybersecurity Deserves the Same Care
Imagine this: At the end of a long workday, you pack up your belongings, turn off the lights, and walk out of the office—leaving the front door wide open. It sounds unthinkable, right? Yet, many businesses unknowingly do the digital equivalent...
A Closer Look at TotalBC’s Professional Services for IT Improvements
Businesses rely on technology more than ever. However, managing IT infrastructure, security, and operational efficiency can be overwhelming without the right expertise. That’s where TotalBC’s Professional Services come in—offering...
Major Cyberattack Disrupts X (Twitter) – What It Means for Business Security
On March 10, 2025, X, formerly known as Twitter, experienced a severe distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that caused widespread disruptions across the platform. Users around the world reported difficulties accessing the site, with outage...
Leprechaun-Proof Your Business: IT Security Tricks to Keep Hackers Out
St. Patrick’s Day is full of fun, mischief, and lucky charms, but when it comes to your business’s cybersecurity, luck is never a good strategy. Just like sneaky leprechauns who play tricks to guard their pot of gold, cybercriminals use...
Lost in Translation? How Hosted VoIP Bridges Communication Gaps
Effective communication is the foundation of a successful business. Yet, for companies with multiple locations, remote teams, or international clients, language barriers and inconsistent communication tools can create costly misunderstandings and...
The Best Microsoft 365 Security Features You’re Probably Not Using
Microsoft 365 (M365) is packed with powerful security features designed to protect your business from cyber threats, data breaches, and compliance risks. However, many organizations fail to take full advantage of these built-in tools, leaving...
Beware of Device Code Phishing: How Hackers Are Targeting Microsoft Accounts and How to Stay Safe
Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting individuals and organizations across various sectors. One such emerging threat is 'device code phishing,' a technique recently highlighted by Microsoft's security team. This method has...
What is Zero Trust Security & Why Should Your Business Care?
Cyber threats are more sophisticated than ever, and traditional security models are no longer enough to keep businesses safe. That’s where Zero Trust Security comes in—a modern approach designed to protect businesses from evolving cyber...
The Dark Web & Your Business: What Hackers Know About You
The internet is a vast space, and while much of it is visible and accessible through search engines, a hidden layer exists—the Dark Web. This shadowy part of the internet is where cybercriminals buy, sell, and trade stolen data, including...