by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Sep 25, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection, Managed IT Services
TLDR: Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 (theme: “Securing the Next 250”) works best as a checkpoint, not a finish line. Real security comes from small habits practiced all year: pausing and reporting phishing, long passphrases with a password manager and...
by Andrew Smith, Business Development Representative | Sep 21, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection, Managed IT Services
One Account Can Be the Whole Problem Most business leaders never think about permissions until the day they need them. An employee clicks a link they should not have, or someone in accounting opens an attachment that looked ordinary, and suddenly an account is in...
by Nolan Whittaker, Quality Assurance Manager | Sep 11, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection, IT Consulting & Strategy, Managed IT Services
An Approval You Did Not Request Deserves Attention You are working when your phone displays a message asking you to approve a sign-in. You did not just try to log in, and you are not sure why the request appeared. Do not approve it. An unexpected login approval...
by Andrew Smith, Business Development Representative | Aug 14, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection, Cybersecurity News
A ransomware advisory can sound like one more problem for a business owner to worry about. There are already customers to serve, employees to support, bills to pay, and systems that have to work every day. The encouraging part is that a warning also creates an...
by Andrew Smith, Business Development Representative | Aug 3, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
TL;DR The Change Healthcare cyberattack shows why relying on a password alone is risky. Attackers reportedly used compromised credentials to access a system without multifactor authentication, leading to stolen healthcare data, major service disruptions, and long-term...
by Nolan Whittaker, Quality Assurance Manager | Jun 23, 2026 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
The Costliest Mistakes Often Happen In A Hurry Most organizations assume financial fraud happens because someone clicked a malicious link or because hackers bypassed sophisticated security controls. In reality, many financial losses occur because a well-meaning...
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