All In Technology

06/19/2026

Thursday Evening Tech on Tap was a blast, and we're so grateful for everyone who came out to join us. It was amazing to see the Denver IT community come together for some real conversation and connection.

Whether you're a startup innovator or an enterprise professional, the energy in the room was fantastic and really showcased what makes the Colorado tech ecosystem thrive. And let's not forget the delicious pizza, cold drinks, and incredible company.

A big thank you to our partners at 4B Marketing for helping us make the evening such a success.

Check out some of our favorite moments from the night below. 👇

Don't forget to tag a great connection you made last night in the comments.

06/16/2026

Tech in Denver can feel surprisingly small once the right people get in the room. That is part of why events like this are great.

This Thursday evening, All In Technology is joining for Denver Tech on Tap, a laid-back networking event built for Colorado’s IT community. It is a chance to connect with other people across the local tech scene, have some good conversations, and enjoy a relaxed night with pizza and drinks.

If you work in IT, security, infrastructure, cloud, or just enjoy being around smart people in the Denver tech community, this should be a good night to hob-knob and meet others in our industry.

We’d love to see you there!

Register here: https://4bmarketing.com/tot-061826-event/

06/15/2026

REMINDER: Our June 2026 PizzaCast is this Thursday!

Join All In Technology and Jeff Hathcote for Cybersecurity in 2026: Think Like a Bad Guy®.

This will be a practical conversation on how attackers think, where organizations are commonly exposed, and what business and IT leaders should be asking as they evaluate cybersecurity priorities for 2026.

We’ll talk through phishing, credential theft, ransomware, vendor exposure, identity and access, user behavior, and the everyday gaps attackers often look for first.

Thursday, June 18
11:30 AM MT / 12:30 PM CT
Virtual session via Microsoft Teams

Register here to save your spot and 🍕:

Join All In Technology for a practical cybersecurity PizzaCast with Jeff Hathcote on how attackers think, where businesses are exposed, and what leaders should ask in 2026.

06/10/2026

Jeff Hathcote has a simple way of making cybersecurity feel more real: look at your business the way an attacker would.

That sounds uncomfortable, but it is useful. Most security conversations start with tools, policies, and checklists. Attackers are usually looking for something much more basic: the easiest opening.

In our latest article, Jeff explains the thinking behind Think Like a Bad Guy® and why organizations need to pay attention to the everyday gaps that create risk: reused passwords, phishing attempts, exposed systems, vendor access, untested backups, and processes that depend too heavily on trust.

It is a practical read for business leaders and IT teams who want to make cybersecurity planning more grounded and less theoretical.

Read Jeff's thoughts here:
➡️ https://allintechnology.com/think-like-a-bad-guy-cybersecurity-risk/

We are also continuing this conversation live next week during our June PizzaCast, Cybersecurity in 2026: Think Like a Bad Guy®.

Join All In Technology and Jeff Hathcote on Thursday, June 18th at 11:30am MT / 12:30pm CT for a real discussion on attacker mindset, cybersecurity risk, and the questions leaders should be asking before there is a security incident.

Register for the event and a free 🍕 here:
👉 https://allintechnology.com/event-cybersecurity-2026-think-like-a-bad-guy/

06/09/2026

Most Microsoft licensing issues do not start with one big mistake. They usually build over time.

A company grows, new users get added, tools get layered in, security needs change, and old licenses stay assigned longer than anyone realizes. On paper, everything can look manageable for quite a while. Then an audit or internal review forces a closer look, and suddenly there is a clearer picture of wasted spend, overlapping tools, inactive accounts, and compliance risk that had been sitting there all along.

That is why this latest article in our Microsoft series is worth paying attention to. A Microsoft licensing audit is not just about staying compliant. It is also one of the best ways to understand whether your environment still matches how your business actually operates.

Read the latest piece in our updated series here:
➡️ https://allintechnology.com/microsoft-licensing-audit-guide/

06/05/2026

One of the more uncomfortable parts of the AI conversation is that the same speed and accessibility making these tools attractive for businesses also makes them attractive for attackers.

That does not mean every threat is suddenly brand new. Usually it is the opposite. Phishing, impersonation, social engineering, reconnaissance. The tactics are familiar. What changes is how quickly they can be refined, personalized, and repeated.

That matters because a lot of businesses are still thinking about AI as a future security issue, when it is already changing the quality and scale of the threats people are dealing with right now.

If your team wants to talk through how to better protect your environment as these threats evolve, we’d be glad to help.

Reach out for a free consultation: https://allintechnology.com/contact-us/

06/02/2026

Cybersecurity is not just about tools, alerts, and checklists.

It is also about understanding how attackers actually think.

Join All In Technology on Thursday, June 18th for our June PizzaCast: Cybersecurity in 2026: Think Like a Bad Guy®.

This live virtual session will feature Jeff Hathcote, CISO and cybersecurity practitioner, for a practical discussion on attacker behavior, common business exposures, and the questions leaders should be asking as they plan for 2026.

We’ll talk through topics like phishing, credential theft, ransomware, vendor risk, identity and access, backups, user behavior, and how organizations can become harder targets.

Event Details:
📆 Thursday, June 18th
🕛 11:30am MT / 12:30pm CT
✅ Virtual session via Microsoft Teams

Qualified attendees who register by Tuesday, June 16th will receive complimentary pizza for the session 🍕

Register here to save your spot:
https://allintechnology.com/event-cybersecurity-2026-think-like-a-bad-guy/

05/29/2026

At first glance, this looks like a pricing question. How much more does Microsoft 365 E5 cost than E3?

Fair enough. That is usually where the conversation starts. But it rarely ends there.

What looks like a licensing decision often turns into a bigger discussion around security, compliance, visibility, and whether the extra investment actually solves meaningful problems for the business.

If your team is weighing E3 against E5, the goal is not to chase the highest tier. It is to understand what changes, what matters, and where the extra cost is justified.

Read the latest piece in our Microsoft 365 series here:
https://allintechnology.com/microsoft-365-e5-vs-e3-cost-difference

Dive into the cost differences between Microsoft 365 E3 and E5. Explore whether the enhanced security and compliance features of the Microsoft license justify the investment for your organization. Get informed to make the best choice for your tech needs!