We're pleased to announce that Frontier IT has completed our SOC 2 examination for 2025. We've maintained SOC 1 compliance since 2017, and moving into SOC 2 reflects the level of responsibility clients place on us... Read more

The internet is overrun with a host of scams today and with the onset of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), these scammers are out to prey on your curiosity and your fears. You have likely received countless emails about... Read more

Many businesses are moving away from the desktop-only office model. If your employees are free to roam with their company laptop, you will want to make sure all of the below tips are implemented. Trusty IT... Read more

If you have a business, you must be proactive when it comes to IT support. Waiting for a tech disaster to strike is not good for any enterprise, large or small. So what is proactive IT?... Read more

If your email was hacked recently, then you know what a pain and invasion of privacy it is. Unfortunately, the hacking probably came to your attention when an old friend or, worse, an employer emailed you... Read more

Autumn is in full swing. While the trees let go of the old, why not do the same? The season has come to give yourself full permission to release that which does not serve you, create... Read more

Remote IT support helps end users solve computer and other network problems remotely. In the face of a technical issue, an IT technician can access the device-in-question from their computer with the assistance of networking and... Read more

Temperatures are still hitting the 90s here in Colorado, so while you are fighting the heat with lemonade and portable fans that spritz you in the face, what are you doing to keep your IT systems... Read more

Let's face it, we aren't psychics. But network monitoring can predict the future for us. Every business, small and large, can benefit tremendously from this "magic power." If you can see a crash or a ransomware... Read more

Looking back at the SamSam Ransomware attack of February 2018 on the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), one sees the necessity of an ironclad disaster recovery plan. The virus locked 2,000 agency computers, encrypted files, and... Read more