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Louisville Geek, LLC. is a privately-owned Information Technology company based out of Louisville, KY. Founded in 2004, we provide comprehensive managed IT services and solutions for a diverse range of businesses and non-profit organizations throughout the country.
A 90-Day AI Readiness Plan for the Not-Yet-Ready
/in Automation and AI/by Wayne VotawNot sure where to start with AI? This 90-day AI readiness plan helps businesses identify current AI use, set practical guardrails, test low-risk use cases, and build a framework for responsible AI adoption.
Shadow AI is Already In Your Network
/in Cybersecurity/by Joe ConradShadow AI is already part of the workplace, whether businesses have approved it or not. Learn how to reduce data exposure and create an AI governance strategy that gives employees a secure, responsible way to use AI.
The AI Questions Your Board Needs to Ask First
/in Automation and AI/by Ben TaylorMany AI initiatives begin with evaluating software, but the more important decisions come first. Before selecting a platform, leadership teams should understand the state of their data, who controls it, and how accountability will be managed when AI produces results. This article explores the key questions boards should ask to ensure AI adoption aligns with business strategy, governance, and risk management.
Why a One-Person IT Team Can’t Own the IT Roadmap
/in IT Strategy/by Ben TaylorA single IT professional can keep systems running and users supported, but strategic planning often gets pushed aside. Learn why technology roadmaps stall in lean IT environments and how strategic oversight helps businesses make smarter decisions about risk, budgeting, compliance, and future technology investments.
Questions to Ask an MSP After a Security Scare
/in Cybersecurity/by Joe ConradA security scare can expose more than a vulnerability. It can reveal whether your MSP is truly managing risk or simply reacting to problems. Learn the questions that uncover incident response maturity, accountability, cybersecurity expertise, and the ability to reduce
Reporting Cyber Incidents: When a Non-Event Becomes a Reportable One
/in Cybersecurity/by Joe ConradA cyberattack that appears contained may still trigger reporting obligations under HIPAA, SEC, DFARS, GLBA, or state breach notification laws. Learn why a cybersecurity near-miss can become a reportable incident, what regulators expect to see, and how proper documentation protects your organization.
The Cyber Incident Near-Miss as a Free Cybersecurity Audit
/in Cybersecurity/by Joe ConradMost businesses treat a blocked cyberattack as a success story and move on. In reality, a cyber incident near miss can reveal valuable insights about your security controls, response process, cyber insurance readiness, and technology partners. Learn how to use these real-world events as a free cybersecurity audit to identify risks, strengthen defenses, and better prepare for the next threat.
The Security Gap Many Businesses Don’t Know They Have
/in Cybersecurity, Managed IT Services/by Joe ConradCyberattacks rarely happen because a business has no security. They happen because attackers find a gap between existing protections. Learn how layered cybersecurity can help reduce risk and strengthen your organization’s defenses.
Planning an Office Move? Start With Your Network
/in Managed IT Services/by Mackenzie StephensOffice moves, new locations, and technology refreshes all rely on one critical component: your network infrastructure. Learn how changing hardware lead times can affect project timelines and what businesses can do to stay ahead through proactive planning and procurement.
Microsoft Is Retiring SMS and Voice Authentication. Is Your Business Ready?
/in Managed IT Services, Microsoft/by Joe ConradMicrosoft is retiring SMS and voice authentication in Microsoft Entra ID. Learn what the change means for Microsoft 365 users and how to prepare.