Property managers—like many small to mid-sized business owners—face a mix of operational, financial, and external pressures that can feel relentless. As your managed service provider (MSP), we understand how these challenges directly impact your ability to keep properties running smoothly, tenants happy, and your business profitable.

SOC 2 compliance does not have a strict list of "required" CIS Controls. SOC 2 is based on the AICPA Trust Services Criteria (TSC) — primarily the Security criterion (which is mandatory), with optional additions like Availability, Confidentiality, Processing Integrity, or Privacy depending on your clients' needs.

SOC 2 compliance demonstrates that your organization has strong controls in place to protect customer data—focusing on security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy (known as the Trust Services Criteria or TSC). For smaller businesses like many of our clients, it's often a key requirement to win enterprise contracts, meet cyber insurance needs, or build trust with partners.

At BizCare, we talk with small and mid-sized business owners every day. Many of you are excited about AI — especially the new “agentic” tools that don’t just answer questions but actually do things on your behalf: send emails, update records in your CRM, approve invoices, or pull data from multiple systems.

The notion that U.S. employers would engage in broad-scale temperature screening of employees would have once been essentially unthinkable.  But the realities of COVID-19 are changing the workplace, as least for the time being.  With the encouragement of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) and some state and local governments, and in light of the blessing of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”), more employers are now considering the implementation of daily temperature screening[1]before employees enter the workplace.

In the span of a few short years, connected devices have entered into the dwellings of millions. Human intervention is no longer necessary to operate the devices — they know when and how to act. While disrupting every corner of the affordable community, who is responsible for the cybersecurity of smart connected devices?

With the increasing number of network connections, the need for cybersecurity is becoming more and more important.

There’s a common theme among businesses where their tech is causing more of a burden on their operations than serving as a support system. Our mission is to help companies optimize their IT infrastructures, utilize technologies that simplify their day-to-day activities, and protect their company!

We’ve been in business since 2009, providing next-level IT solutions to help our clients expand their businesses and navigate through the complex world of business technology.