Ransomware backups are the copies of your data that determine whether an attack is a bad afternoon or a business-ending event. When ransomware locks your systems, a clean, tested backup […] [...]
Tego, an engineering-led IT and cybersecurity firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina, has won the 2026 CRN Triple Crown Award for the fourth consecutive year. CRN, a brand of The […] [...]
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 […] [...]
CMMC 2.0 is the federal certification that demonstrates a defense contractor can protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). In 2026, the rollout changed twice. First, in July, the government paused third-party […] [...]
A vCISO, or virtual Chief Information Security Officer, is a senior security leader you hire on a part-time or contract basis rather than as a full-time executive. A vCISO sets […] [...]
A gap exists right now between what healthcare organizations think changed this year and what actually changed, and it runs in both directions. One rule that took effect in February […] [...]
Tego is a finalist for IT Services Company of the Year at the 2026 NC TECH Awards, North Carolina’s only statewide technology awards program. Presented by the North Carolina Technology […] [...]
AI-related data exposure occurs when employees, integrations, or third-party AI tools transmit sensitive organizational data outside of approved and controlled environments. This includes pasting proprietary information into public large language […] [...]
CRN Spotlights the Top IT Channel Providers for Outstanding Scale and Growth Tego has been recognized on the 2026 CRN Solution Provider 500 Fast Growth list at No. 30. CRN, […] [...]
AI in cybersecurity plays two opposing roles simultaneously. It gives security teams faster threat detection, behavioral analytics, and automated response. It also enables attackers to craft more convincing phishing campaigns, […] [...]