Resources

No sector is safe from ransomware in 2026, but staying ready is about preparation, not panic, with the right protective measures. Read how to build ransomware resilience.

Canadian cyber recovery costs doubled to $1.2B in two years — and most Veeam backups still land on foreign infrastructure. ThinkOn runs Cloud Connect on sovereign Canadian infrastructure.

Rapidly developing IT brings constant new threats; five clear reasons explain why backup and disaster recovery belong in the cloud.

A succinct glossary defines essential disaster recovery terminology, starting with Recovery Time Objective and the maximum tolerable downtime. Read how to strengthen your backups.

ThinkOn and AVSS bring TAK and drone telemetry onto fully sovereign Canadian infrastructure, giving police and defence agencies best-in-class capability without foreign data exposure.

Disasters fall into two classifications, catastrophic and otherwise, each demanding different planning approaches for organizational resilience. Read how to strengthen your backups.

PureSpirIT partners with ThinkOn to deliver Indigenous-owned, end-to-end Canadian sovereign cloud, eliminating foreign data exposure for public sector and commercial clients. Read the full announcement.

The 2026 RAM shortage has turned infrastructure planning into a liabilityand Canadian data residency alone won't fix it. Why 40-week hardware procurement delays and foreign legal exposure mean true sovereignty requires owning the infrastructure, not just the location.

RAM prices have doubled and lead times now stretch into months, but ThinkOn VPC rates are locked at deployment and haven't moved during the shortage.