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We're thrilled to announce a new series of AI and Productivity Training Webinars created specifically for Housing Authority staff.  No tech background required!

Artificial intelligence is changing the way organizations work, and we want to make sure your team feels confident, informed, and ready to take advantage of what it has to offer.  Whether you're curious about AI but not sure where to start, or you've already been experimenting and want to learn more, these webinars are designed to meet you where you are.

Credential theft is still the easiest way into a corporate network—and attackers know it.
Despite years of warnings and proven defenses, many organizations continue to rely on passwords alone. The result is a growing wave of breaches that didn’t require sophisticated exploits—just a stolen username and password.

Data is one of the most important assets public housing authorities manage. From resident information to financial and operational data, protecting that information is critical to keeping daily operations running and maintaining trust. One of the most effective ways to protect data is by using both on‑site and off‑site backups. Each serves a different purpose, and together they provide complete protection.

At its most basic level, AI is math. It breaks information—like text, images, and data—into small pieces, looks for patterns, and predicts likely outcomes. For most of us, that technical detail isn’t important.
Think of AI like a car. You don’t need to understand engines or physics to drive—you just need to know the rules of the road. AI works the same way. You don’t need to know how it works internally, only how to use it safely and responsibly.
Just as driving has rules (stop signs, speed limits, right of way), AI has “rules of the road” too—such as knowing what information not to share, checking AI results for accuracy, and following company policies.
Cars also require maintenance to stay safe and reliable. Using AI does as well: keep your systems up to date, secure your devices, and use only approved, secure AI tools for business or sensitive information.