Norco Technologies Blog

Picture this: your business’s front door is locked, alarms are set, and firewalls are strong but an attacker slips in through a trusted vendor. It’s happening more than you think. Today’s cybercriminals often bypass direct attacks and exploit weaknesses in the software, services, and suppliers you rely on.

For small businesses, this can feel overwhelming. How do you protect every link in a complex chain with limited resources? Reliable IT solutions give you visibility and control, helping you spot risks early without draining your budget.

In 2023 alone, supply chain cyberattacks in the U.S. hit 2,769 organizations, a 58% jump from the year before. But the good news is you’re not powerless. With the right approach, even the smallest business can turn suppliers into security partners.

Does it ever feel like your small business is buried under a mountain of files, emails, and backups? You're not imagining it. The digital age has made it easier to collect information—but much harder to manage it.

From employee records and contracts to financial reports and customer communications, data is growing at an overwhelming pace. In fact, 72% of business leaders have admitted to abandoning decisions due to data overload (PR Newswire). That’s a real problem—and it’s one that can be fixed with a strong data retention policy.

Whether you work remotely or in an office, the line between personal and work tasks can become blurred when working on your company computer. If you’re in front of a computer for most of your time during work, then it’s not unusual to get attached to your desktop PC. Over time, this can lead to doing personal things on a work computer. At first, it might just be checking personal email while on a lunch break. But as the line continues to get crossed, it can end up with someone using their work computer just as much for personal reasons as work tasks.

Running a Small Business? These Technologies Can Make a Big Difference

Running a small business isn’t easy—but the right technology can make it a lot smoother. From streamlining operations to improving customer service, digital tools offer big benefits. But with so many options out there, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Instead of chasing every trendy app, focus on solutions that truly support your goals. Two of the biggest challenges SMBs face with cloud tech are managing costs and ensuring security. In fact, the 2023 State of the Cloud Report found that 47% of SMBs lack resources and expertise to use cloud tools effectively.

We can help you cut through the noise and choose tools that drive growth and ROI. Let’s look at a few technologies that can transform your business.