Not an ABT customer? You can still buy toner from us. Here’s how marketplaces, office stores, toner callers and a local dealer compare, and how to order with no contract.
ABT Adds Dialpad: AI Business Phone and Contact Center for Colorado Businesses
ABT now offers Dialpad, the AI-powered business phone and contact center platform. Here’s what it includes and the setup we recommend for your industry.
Cyber Insurance Requirements 2026: The Security Controls Underwriters Expect from Colorado Businesses
Cyber insurance is cheaper in 2026, but the application reads like a security audit. Here are the 10 controls underwriters expect, the proof to keep, and a 90-day plan to get renewal-ready.
What Is Shadow AI? A Guide for Colorado Businesses
Your team is already using AI. Here’s what shadow AI is, what it puts at risk, and five practical steps Colorado businesses can take to get control of it.
MFA Compared: Text Codes vs Authenticator Apps vs Passkeys for Colorado Businesses
Text codes, authenticator apps and passkeys all beat a password alone, but they aren’t equal. Here’s which MFA method to use for each account, and what Microsoft’s February 2027 change means for your team.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Checklist 2026: 31 Days of Security for Colorado Small Businesses
One security task a day for all of October. A printable 31-day checklist for Colorado small businesses, built on the 2026 theme “Don’t Make It Easy for Them.”
Windows 10 ESU After Oct 13, 2026: What Colorado Businesses Pay to Extend, Upgrade or Replace
Windows 10 ESU Year 1 ends October 13, 2026, and the price doubles. Here’s what each option costs per PC and how to decide before the deadline.
Kyocera Platinum Partner Award – 20 Years Strong
ABT has been named a Kyocera Elevate FY27 Platinum Partner — Kyocera’s highest dealer tier. Here’s what 20+ years of partnership and Platinum status mean for our customers.
Verkada vs Avigilon vs Rhombus: Which Fits You?
Verkada, Avigilon (Alta and Unity), and Rhombus all promise cloud-managed access control — but they differ on architecture, integrations, and local Colorado support. Here’s how to tell which one actually fits your building.
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework, Explained for Colorado Small Businesses
A plain-language breakdown of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework’s six functions — Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover — and what it actually means for a Colorado small business navigating cyber insurance renewals and compliance conversations.