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At 10D Tech, we understand that every business is unique and requires a tailored solution to meet its needs. That's why our goal from day one has been to take away the complexities of IT for you and professionally implement solutions with unlimited potential! We are a Managed IT Services and Technology company with the expertise and experience to help you become more profitable. Since 2006, we hav

e been helping local Oregon companies by being proactive and creating innovative solutions that keep your team working. Our team is unmatched in its ability, not just for implementation but also for our ex*****on strategy - from planning all the way through to management of your IT infrastructure. Support service is a click away after onboarding. Scheduled maintenance, patching, and back-ups keep your network optimized, so you can focus on what’s really important: Running your core business functions without worrying about tech issues bogging down productivity or wasting time fixing them when something goes wrong. We keep the average office staff member working 12 more days a year …wanna know how?

08/31/2026

It might sound like good news when cybercriminals turn on each other.

But it doesn’t make things safer.

Some are offering to “help” victims caught in the middle, which sounds tempting until you think about it properly…

08/31/2026

There are always a few parts of the environment you’d handle differently if you were starting again.

They made sense at the time, and they still work, so they stay as they are.

But they have a way of making everything around them that bit harder than it needs to be…

10D Tech works alongside internal IT teams across Oregon.

08/31/2026

Even the best drivers need seatbelts and airbags. Some things, like distracted drivers or poor conditions, are out of their control.

Your technology backups are the same way. They’re not a sign that your security is weak or your business is in danger, but bad days are out of your control.

If an airbag in your car gets recalled, you wouldn’t wait to get it fixed, and you shouldn’t wait to test your data backup and recovery plan.

Call 541-250-3150 for a backup plan that’s ready in case you ever need to overcome one of those bad days.

One reason modern cyberattacks are hard to catch is that a lot of them don't break into anything in the traditional sens...
08/30/2026

One reason modern cyberattacks are hard to catch is that a lot of them don't break into anything in the traditional sense.

Instead, attackers manipulate a normal business process and get someone to help them without realizing it.

Microsoft has flagged a group called Storm-2949 doing exactly that through the password reset flow on Microsoft accounts. It starts with basic information the criminals already have, usually an email address and phone number. They trigger a password reset on the account, then call the person directly, posing as IT support.

The victim gets a real Microsoft authentication prompt on their device while the caller calmly explains it needs approving to fix the issue. That's what makes it work: the prompt is real, the system is real, the attacker is just talking someone into approving something they shouldn't.

Once approved, the attacker resets the password, locks the real user out, and starts pulling company data. In some cases attackers pulled large amounts of information out of OneDrive simply because different employees had access to different shared folders.

MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, is still one of the strongest protections available. It only works if people understand what they're actually approving before they approve it.

That's the real point: security holds up on trust and human behavior as much as on technology. Someone sounding calm, professional, and helpful on the phone is often all it takes, especially if a real prompt lands on the screen at the same time.

Clear internal steps around password resets and unexpected authentication requests close that gap.

🤔 If a real authentication request came through while someone on the phone claimed to be support, would your team know to stop and check first?

08/29/2026

At a roulette table, your odds of winning are 37:1. The only place those odds are a breath of fresh air is compared to the odds of untested backups protecting your business.

Set-it-and-forget-it strategies, old procedures and exposed backup locations are inviting disaster.

These strategies failing isn’t bad luck; it’s carelessness that can be exploited.

It’s a roulette wheel that can never be won because the house is incentivized to take advantage of poor planning.

If you’re relying on luck more than you’d like to admit, schedule a discovery call with us today: https://www.10dtech.com/

Downtime rarely stays contained to "the IT issue."A system goes down, and within minutes people can't get to information...
08/29/2026

Downtime rarely stays contained to "the IT issue."

A system goes down, and within minutes people can't get to information they need. Customers notice, communication slows, and the usual workaround stops working.

New research puts the financial impact of unplanned downtime at hundreds of billions across major organizations every year. That shows up as idle staff, delayed customer service, paused marketing, and sometimes reputational damage that outlasts the outage itself.

The more useful finding in the research wasn't the size of the number. It was how often businesses couldn't identify what actually caused the disruption. Security incidents get mistaken for ordinary technical trouble often enough that an attacker can still be active in the background while a team treats it like a routine fix, and that delay is what makes the eventual impact worse.

Businesses are more dependent on connected systems and cloud services than they've ever been, so even short disruptions create real problems fast.

That's the case for resilience planning: not a guarantee that nothing ever breaks, nothing offers that, but a clear answer to the questions that matter in the moment. Who needs to know first? How do teams keep working? Which systems actually matter? What can run manually if it has to?

Those are easier questions to answer calmly ahead of time than in the middle of an outage.

👉 If a major system went down tomorrow morning, would your business know exactly what to do first?

When you’re running IT operations, the technology is usually only half the challenge.The other half is the people 😅You c...
08/28/2026

When you’re running IT operations, the technology is usually only half the challenge.

The other half is the people 😅

You can put strong policies in place, improve security tooling, and build sensible processes around the environment.

But people are still people.

Someone approves a login request too quickly because they’re distracted.

A phishing email gets opened during a busy afternoon.

Files get shared somewhere they shouldn’t because it felt like the quickest way to solve a problem at the time.

None of these decisions feel like a big deal in the moment ⚠️

And that’s why user awareness is so difficult to keep consistent.

It’s not really something you “finish”.

People forget things. Habits change. New starters arrive. Pressure increases.

After a while, even good security processes start heavily depending on whether somebody remembers the right thing at the right moment.

Businesses that handle this best treat awareness as part of normal operational culture rather than a once-a-year exercise 🗓️

Small reminders help.
Regular conversations help.
Keeping security visible in day-to-day working life helps.

The real challenge is finding enough time to maintain that consistency while everything else inside IT is demanding your attention.

Preventative work often gets pushed further down the list than you originally intended.

But co-managed support from 10D Tech can work well alongside internal IT on this.

Additional operational support creates more space to keep awareness training active, improve onboarding processes, and to review policies properly.

It lets you spend more time strengthening the areas that are usually hardest to prioritize during busy periods.

Most security habits become stronger through repetition and consistency, not through one training session people barely remember six months later.

💭 What part of user awareness do you find hardest to maintain?

10D Tech provides co-managed IT and cybersecurity support alongside internal IT teams across Oregon, from Corvallis, Albany, Salem, and Eugene to Bend and Portland.

Want a clear read on where your environment actually stands? A complimentary 15-minute call gives you your Technology Confidence Score, a real number out of 100 covering where things are solid and where they're exposed. Schedule at 10dtech.com/15min-assessment?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic-social

Albany, Corvallis, Eugene, Bend: 541-243-4103. Portland, Salem: 971-915-9103.

08/28/2026

Too many tabs, apps, and distractions? Windows 11 has a simple way to separate your work…

08/27/2026

Keeping your business running is the baseline. The real question is whether your technology helps you move faster than your competition.

Too many businesses settle for IT that keeps the lights on. Systems work. Support tickets get answered. Problems get fixed.

That's the canoe.

The businesses pulling ahead are using technology to automate repetitive work, give employees time back, make smarter decisions and scale without adding unnecessary complexity.

If your IT is only helping you stay afloat, it’s time to ask what it's keeping you from.

Ready to find out what's possible? Schedule a discovery call. https://www.10dtech.com/

This is one of the clearest signs that AI is becoming part of mainstream business infrastructure…Companies are now payin...
08/26/2026

This is one of the clearest signs that AI is becoming part of mainstream business infrastructure…

Companies are now paying to reserve guaranteed AI capacity in advance.

OpenAI launched an enterprise plan that allows large organizations to lock in long-term access to its computing power 🔐

Specifically, so their AI systems keep running reliably, even during periods of very high demand.

That might sound quite technical, but the idea behind it is simple.

AI tools like ChatGPT rely on enormous amounts of computing power sitting inside data centers.

Every prompt, response, automation, and AI-driven workflow uses a small piece of that infrastructure.

As more businesses adopt AI, demand for that computing power keeps increasing 😰

The result is that AI availability is starting to matter in the same way internet uptime or cloud reliability matters.

A couple of years ago, most businesses treated AI as something experimental 🧫

People used it occasionally to write content, summarize notes, or brainstorm ideas.

Now some organizations are building AI directly into customer service, reporting, operations, workflows, and internal automation.

In those environments, even short outages become a much bigger problem.

That’s why this announcement feels important to me.

It shows AI is moving towards being treated more like core infrastructure.

Businesses are no longer asking: “Can AI help us?”

They’re starting to ask: “What happens if our AI systems become unavailable?”

What’s also interesting is how much infrastructure sits behind all this.

OpenAI is continuing to build huge new data center capacity to support growing demand, because the scale of AI usage now is difficult to comprehend.

And demand is still accelerating.

I think this is another reminder that AI adoption is moving much faster than many people expected.

💬 Do you think businesses are becoming too dependent on AI, or are we only just scratching the surface of what it’ll eventually become?

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