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Discover the ultimate guide to upgrading to Windows 11, featuring essential tips and tricks to enhance your experience and avoid scams.

“We believe in teamwork—on and off the field,” said Matt Moline, Sales and Marketing Manager at GRIT Technologies. “Partnering with Detroit City FC means more than just brand exposure. It’s about aligning with a club that shares our values of resilience, community, and excellence. As a Pax8 Titan partner in the Pax8Premier program, we’re bringing industry-leading IT solutions to businesses that need them most. DCFC unites players and fans with a common goal—just like we unite businesses with technology that keeps them secure and running strong. We’re excited to be a part of this winning team.”

Great things happen when business minds come together. That’s why we’re hosting the GRITty Business Leaders Lunch—a business networking lunch for leaders who want to engage in real conversations, tackle today’s biggest challenges, and help each other grow.

AI cybersecurity is reshaping the battle against cyber threats. With AI-powered phishing scams, deepfake attacks, and adaptive malware on the rise, businesses must stay vigilant. Protecting your company from AI-driven cybercrime requires proactive security measures, expert guidance, and ongoing education. Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue—it’s a business necessity. Stay informed, stay prepared, and take action to defend against the evolving threats of AI cybersecurity.

Have you ever received a suspicious text claiming your package is delayed or being held due to a shipping issue? These are classic Package Tracking Smishing Scams designed to trick you into clicking malicious links or providing personal information. Scammers thrive on urgency and fear, but with a little know-how, you can spot the red flags and protect yourself from falling victim

Have you ever received a suspicious text claiming your package is delayed or being held due to a shipping issue? These are classic Package Tracking Smishing Scams designed to trick you into clicking malicious links or providing personal information. Scammers thrive on urgency and fear, but with a little know-how, you can spot the red flags and protect yourself from falling victim

It’s not just the stuff of spy movies—an innocent-looking iPhone cable can hack you. That’s right. Something as simple as plugging in your phone could turn into a nightmare if you’re not careful. This isn’t just a cautionary tale; it’s a real threat. Let’s roll up our sleeves and dig into the dirty details of this attack hardware and, more importantly, how to protect yourself.

Should I upgrade to Windows 11? With Windows 10 support ending in 2025, it’s time to embrace the enhanced features, security, and performance of Windows 11. Let GRIT Technologies guide your upgrade seamlessly.
At GRIT Technologies, we’ve seen it all. Hackers using fake emails, malicious cables, and even AI-powered scams to pull off holiday cyber attacks. If they’re sneaky enough to trick seasoned tech professionals, they’re definitely planning on targeting you.

Leadership development in Macomb County is at the heart of what Leadership Macomb does, and GRIT Technologies is proud to support their mission. In the latest episode of The GRITTY Business Podcast, Karen Smith, Executive Director of Leadership Macomb, shares how their transformative programs empower professionals and students to make a lasting impact on their community.

From fostering collaboration across industries to preparing young leaders for success, Leadership Macomb is shaping the future. As their trusted IT partner, we ensure their technology runs seamlessly, enabling them to focus on their mission.

Read more about this inspiring partnership and how we help organizations in Macomb County thrive with managed IT services.

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and a whole lot of online shopping. But while you’re busy finding the perfect gift, hackers are out there working just as hard to ruin your festive season.

At GRIT Technologies, we’ve seen it all. Hackers using fake emails, malicious cables, and even AI-powered scams to pull off holiday cyber attacks. If they’re sneaky enough to trick seasoned tech professionals, they’re definitely planning on targeting you.