A Little Planning Goes a Long Way
A laptop that’s slowing someone down. An old access credential that still works. A question about how your business handles sensitive data. These are easy things to put off when the day is already full.
This month, we’re looking at when to replace aging laptops, how to approach Illinois cybersecurity requirements, and how connected physical security can help you manage who gets through the door. I hope you find something useful for your next technology conversation.
Michael Kahn, CEO, BSGtech
Illinois Cybersecurity Compliance in 2026: Laws, New Bills and Deadlines for Chicago-Area Businesses
Illinois doesn’t have one single cybersecurity law – it has several, and which ones apply to your business depends on the data you handle. This post cuts through the confusion and tells you exactly where you stand.
How Long Do Laptops Last? Average Lifespan, Brand Benchmarks & Extension Tips
Most businesses replace laptops too late — or too early. This article breaks down how long you can realistically expect a laptop to last, what shortens that lifespan, and when it actually makes sense to replace.
Secure Every Door. Guard Every Network.
Most businesses think of physical security and IT security as two separate problems. BSGtech treats them as one.
From cloud-based access control and AI-powered video surveillance to credential management and incident response planning, BSGtech’s physical security services are built to integrate directly with your IT infrastructure. That means one platform, one team, and no gap between your front door and your network.
BSGtech partners with Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo to deliver a unified system that connects access control and video surveillance in real time — so you can see, manage, and respond from anywhere.
What’s on Your IT To-Do List?
If this month’s topics raised a question about your own business, let’s talk. Whether you’re planning equipment upgrades or reviewing security, BSGtech can help you figure out where to start.
Know a business that could use a second opinion on its IT? We’d appreciate an introduction.
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