Titan Technologies

Cyberattacks. Power outages. Hardware failures. Natural disasters. They don’t give warning—and when they hit, small businesses are often the most vulnerable . One moment of downtime can trigger a chain reaction of missed deadlines, lost revenue, broken client trust, and even noncompliance with industry regulations. Most business owners think backups are enough. But simply restoring a file isn’t the same as keeping your business running during a crisis. At Titan Technologies, we help Central New Jersey businesses move beyond basic backups to build real, actionable business continuity plans —the kind that keep you operational no matter what happens. Backups Aren’t a Plan. Continuity Is. Don’t get us wrong: backups are essential. But they’re only one piece of the puzzle . To stay operational during a disaster, you need a comprehensive business continuity strategy that goes beyond data storage and addresses: System restoration speed Remote access capabilities Communication dur...

Most small business owners rely on their smartphones for everything—from secure emails and banking to client conversations and internal communication. But here’s a growing threat most don’t see coming: your phone can be tracked, and it doesn’t take a hacker to do it. Whether it’s a disgruntled ex-employee, a cybercriminal, or someone using commercially available tracking software, modern smartphones are vulnerable. And if you’re using your personal phone for business—like many owners and executives do— you may be exposing your company without realizing it. How Phone Tracking Happens Tracking someone’s phone isn’t science fiction—it’s increasingly common, and the tools are disturbingly easy to get. Some of the most prevalent methods include: Spyware Apps: Disguised as legitimate tools, spyware can monitor calls, texts, app usage, and even activate your microphone or camera. Phishing Links: Clicking on a suspicious link in an email or text can silently install tracking software w...

If you think regulatory compliance only applies to large corporations, think again. In 2025, small businesses are squarely in the sights of enforcement agencies , especially in industries handling sensitive data—like health care, finance, and retail. And if your business is out of step with the latest regulations, the fines alone could cripple your operations. At Titan Technologies, we help small businesses across Central New Jersey stay compliant, secure, and prepared for whatever regulations come their way. Here’s what many business owners miss—and why that blind spot can cost you big. Why Compliance Is No Longer Optional Agencies like the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) , the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) , and the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) have tightened enforcement in response to the rise in cybercrime and data breaches. Compliance failures are no longer just technical issues—they’re financial, legal, and reputational risks . ...

When it comes to IT support, cheap almost always comes at a price —and for small businesses in New Jersey, that price can be steep. At first glance, a low-cost managed services provider (MSP) might seem like a smart business move. You get basic IT support, maybe some antivirus software, and a low monthly bill. But what many business owners don’t realize is that these bargain-basement IT contracts often come with hidden costs , weak security, and poor long-term protection. Over the years, we’ve reviewed dozens of IT agreements across Monmouth, Ocean, and Middlesex counties. Here are five of the most common red flags we see in low-cost IT plans—and how they end up costing business owners more in the long run. 1. Weak (Or Missing) Cybersecurity Protections Basic antivirus is not cybersecurity. Yet that’s all many budget IT companies offer. No multi-factor authentication (MFA), no advanced threat detection, no employee training, no backup plan. Worse? If your cyber insurance policy ...