Every business hopes it will never face a cyberattack, system outage, data breach, ransomware incident, or other major disruption. But hope is not a recovery strategy. When something goes wrong, the businesses that respond well …
Central Texas construction firms are busier than they have been in years, and 2026 has brought a new problem alongside the growth: estimators and project managers are pasting bid numbers, schedules, and subcontractor pricing into …
From the Desk of Josh Wilmoth "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." Mike Tyson said that about boxing, but after 24 years of leading CTTS, I can tell you it …
If you own a business in Temple, you did not build it by accident. In 2026, the systems holding that business together deserve the same care you gave your first customer, your first hire, and …
If you lead a law firm in Austin, Texas in 2026, the technology decisions on your desk go far beyond billing software and case management. Firms searching for IT services for law firms Austin attorneys …
If you have compared managed IT service providers, you may have noticed that pricing is not always structured the same way. One provider may charge per employee. Another may charge per computer. Some, including CTTS, …
On Wednesday, August 19, hundreds of owners and entrepreneurs filled the Palmer Events Center for the City of Austin's 2026 Small Business Connections Conference, held under a theme I have been thinking about ever since: …
If your team spends most of the day inside a web browser, and in 2026 nearly every business does, that browser has quietly become the least protected part of your entire operation. Firewalls, antivirus, and …
Cybersecurity tools generate a constant stream of information. Firewalls record connections. Microsoft 365 logs sign-ins. Endpoint security tools watch laptops and servers. Cloud applications track user activity. Network equipment records traffic and configuration changes. The …
Technology decisions are easy to postpone when everything seems to be working. Computers turn on. Employees can access email. The internet is running. Nothing appears urgent. But technology problems rarely begin on the day something …