by Lauren Knauer | Jul 20, 2026 | Braden, Press Release
Indiana Governor Mike Braun To Be Featured On The Elevate Podcast: Powered by Braden Exclusive conversation explores leadership, entrepreneurship, technology, AI, and the future of Indiana. Braden Business Systems is proud to announce that Indiana Governor Mike...
by Matt Pitchford | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog, Braden, IT Services
The CMMC Deadline Moved. Your Cybersecurity Obligation Didn’t. What the Pentagon’s Phase II suspension really means for Indiana businesses, and why now is the moment to get compliance right instead of relaxed. On July 13, 2026, the Department of War...
by Lauren Knauer | Jul 14, 2026 | AI, Artificial Intelligence, Blog, Braden, Business, Business Efficiency
Shadow AI is the fastest-growing security risk most business leaders have never measured. Industry reporting across the managed services channel estimates that roughly 90 percent of companies now have employees using personal AI tools at work. Not tools the company...
by sympler | Jul 9, 2026 | Blog, Braden
Microsoft 365 Backup vs Retention – Retention keeps data longer. Backup gets data back faster and cleaner. If you support Microsoft 365 for a growing Indianapolis organization, you have probably heard some version of: “We have retention policies, so we’re backed...
by Lauren Knauer | Jul 6, 2026 | Blog, Business Equipment, Business Technology, Cybersecurity, Insurance, IT Services, Office Equipment, Office Printers, Risk Management
The Hidden Costs of an Unreliable Office Printer Most organizations know their office printer is a problem long before they do anything about it. The signs are familiar. Jobs get stuck in the queue. Someone from accounting walks over to see if the color device on the...
by sympler | Jun 19, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Insurance, IT Services, Risk Management
Cyber Insurance Readiness – A practical, underwriter-friendly way to reduce surprises at renewal Cyber insurance readiness applications have become more detailed, and claims investigations are more rigorous than they were a few years ago. Carriers want to see...
