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If your team still signs in with texted codes or voice calls, Microsoft’s timeline is worth putting on the calendar: passkeys are being enabled in Entra ID now, and Microsoft-provided SMS and voice MFA ends February 1, 2027. Terminal B helps Central Texas businesses move to phishing-resistant sign-in with a rollout plan designed to protect accounts without interrupting the workday. If your Austin or San Antonio team still relies on phone-based MFA, now is a good time to start planning with a Microsoft Solution Partner.

Replacing laptops, drives, and network equipment does not automatically remove the data stored on them. Central Texas businesses should document asset ownership, use verified data destruction or cryptographic erasure, and retain disposal records that support security policies and compliance obligations.

Reliable IT handoffs start with documentation people can use, not files that simply exist. Keep network diagrams, system dependencies, administrative contacts, recovery notes, and standard operating procedures current, with a review date and accountable owner for every critical document. For businesses in Austin, Central Texas, and San Antonio, this discipline helps reduce confusion and keeps operations moving when responsibilities change.

Before rolling out a new business application, hardware standard, or endpoint workflow, start with a small pilot group and user acceptance testing. Define success criteria, capture structured feedback, check compatibility across devices and systems, then use the results to move through measured deployment gates. For SMBs in Austin, Central Texas, and San Antonio, this approach helps reduce disruption while giving your team confidence in the final rollout.

Happy Labor Day from Terminal B. Today we’re recognizing the people whose work keeps businesses and communities moving, including the IT professionals keeping systems secure and teams productive, along with healthcare workers, skilled tradespeople, and other essential workers who show up every day.

From Austin and across Central Texas to San Antonio, thank you for the skill, care, and commitment you bring to the work that keeps our communities connected and moving forward.

When email goes down, business operations can quickly come to a standstill, from delayed client communication to missed time-sensitive decisions. Terminal B’s email continuity and failover solutions help Central Texas teams stay connected and productive during provider outages by keeping communication available when it matters most.

Austin teams can securely access their full desktops and business applications from virtually any device with Azure Virtual Desktop, while IT maintains centralized control over access, security, and updates. As a Microsoft Solution Partner, Terminal B helps organizations design and manage Azure environments that keep employees productive wherever work happens.

Employee offboarding should not depend on a manual checklist. Automated deprovisioning workflows help Austin and Central Texas businesses quickly remove access to company data, applications, devices, and systems when someone leaves, reducing security gaps and protecting your business.

Compromised employee credentials frequently circulate on illicit forums long before a cyber attack is executed. Proactive dark web surveillance allows businesses in Austin to identify leaked passwords and neutralize threats immediately. Terminal B provides continuous credential monitoring to protect your digital perimeter and prevent unauthorized access.

Biometric security is moving beyond fingerprints. Facial recognition, voice authentication, and behavioral biometrics can help San Antonio and Central Texas workplaces verify users more intelligently while strengthening access controls. The right approach combines these tools with strong identity policies, MFA, and ongoing monitoring to protect people, data, and business operations.