Learn directly from working IT technicians and engineers who fix real problems every day. No theory, no fluff—just field-tested lessons, practical insights, and a community that actually answers your questions. Real IT. Real people. Real fixes.

Working from home is convenient — for you and for cybercriminals. Hackers know that home Wi-Fi and personal computers are usually much easier to break into than office systems. That’s why securing your home setup is no longer optional — it’s essential.

Managing dozens of online accounts is overwhelming—and risky. Weak or reused passwords are the number one way hackers break in. This course explains, in plain English, how password managers work, why they are safer than sticky notes or spreadsheets, and how to use them effectively at work and at home.

Learn how to stay secure after Windows 10 support ends in 2025. This course explains Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU), LTSC editions, and other options to keep your systems protected. Discover the trade-offs, costs, and strategies for small businesses, plus step-by-step guidance to enroll, migrate, and plan ahead before your devices become unsupported.

Understand the 3-2-1 backup strategy and why it’s essential for protecting business data. Learn how to maintain three copies, on two types of media, with one stored off-site. This course covers practical methods, tools, and best practices to ensure your files are recoverable after accidents, cyberattacks, or disasters.

This course explains the difference between traditional antivirus (AV) software and modern Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) systems. Written in plain language for business leaders, it covers how threats have evolved, why legacy antivirus is no longer enough, and what EDR does differently to protect your company’s computers and data.

This course explains HIPAA in plain English for small medical and dental practices. Learn the key rules for protecting patient health information, practical steps for compliance, and how to avoid costly fines. Covers privacy, security, training, and technology safeguards tailored for small practices.

This video explains why small businesses and home offices should avoid connecting directly to an ISP’s modem. Instead, it highlights the importance of using a dedicated firewall for security, control, and network visibility.

This course helps small business owners and employees understand the real risks of public Wi-Fi and provides practical, easy-to-use solutions. By the end, you’ll know how to: Recognize the dangers of open networks Securely connect using your smartphone’s hotspot Use a VPN as a safety net when you have no other option

Learn how attackers use phishing and fake sign-in pages to defeat common 2FA flows, why one-time passwords can be insufficient, and which practical defenses (phishing-resistant MFA, conditional access, user training) actually stop these attacks.

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is one of the fastest-growing scams targeting small businesses and non-profits. Criminals impersonate bosses, CFOs, or vendors and trick staff into sending money or sensitive data. This course explains how BEC differs from regular phishing, how these attacks unfold, the real financial risks, and—most importantly—the steps you can take today to stop them.

Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox are excellent for file syncing and collaboration but do not qualify as backups. Each operates under a shared responsibility model: the provider secures the platform, but you must protect your data. In this course, you’ll learn the risks of relying only on cloud storage, how ransomware and deletions spread instantly, and which trusted backup solutions—personal and business—can keep your files safe using the proven 3-2-1 rule.

Understand the dark web: what it is, how it works, who uses it, and why it matters to small businesses. See how stolen data appears after breaches, marketplaces and services that trade it, basic investigation techniques, and practical defenses. Implement monitoring, secure passwords, backups, least-privilege access, vendor controls, and a simple breach response playbook.

Cyberattacks can cripple a business overnight — from ransomware to data breaches and phishing scams. This course explains what cyber insurance is, what it covers, and how it fits into your broader cybersecurity strategy. You’ll learn how policies work, what to look for in coverage, how to file a claim, and how to reduce premiums through better security practices.