A Risk Assessment on Paper Is Not Enough: NYDFS Sends Another $250,000 Warning
NYDFS issued another $250,000 cybersecurity penalty, showing why risk assessments, patch management, and Part 500 compliance must match reality.
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Your Next Receptionist May Be an AI Phone Agent
Click here to view/listen to our blogcast. The telephone remains one of the most important ways customers contact an organization. It is also one of the easiest communication channels to neglect. Employees get busy. Meetings run long. Calls arrive after hours. A customer calls while everyone is already helping someone else. The phone rings, rolls […]
Cybersecurity Tools Are Not the Same as Cybersecurity Readiness
Cybersecurity tools alone do not guarantee preparedness. Learn how incident response planning, tested backups, clear responsibilities, and tabletop exercises can help organizations improve cybersecurity readiness and recover faster from an attack.
Your Mac Is Not Immune to Malware
Macs are not immune to cyberattacks. Recent campaigns involving CrashStealer, fake Claude instructions, malicious greeting cards, abused remote-management tools, and a macOS Screen Sharing vulnerability show why Mac users still need strong security, patching, monitoring, and device management.
How Hackers Trick AI Agents Into Exposing Your Data
Hackers may not need to break into an AI agent directly. They can hide malicious instructions in emails, documents, and websites, tricking the agent into remembering false information, misusing its access, and exposing sensitive company data.
When Location Data Becomes a Security Threat
Location data from smartphones, apps, cellular networks, Wi-Fi, vehicles, and advertising platforms can expose employee routines, business locations, and sensitive movements. Learn how organizations can reduce the risks through mobile device management, device profiles, VPNs, application controls, and better security policies.
AI Is Changing Jobs, Not Just Eliminating Them
Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace by automating some tasks, creating new professions, expanding demand for technical infrastructure, and increasing the value of human judgment, empathy, and adaptability. This article explains why AI’s impact may happen faster than previous technological revolutions and what small organizations should do to prepare.
The High Cost of Old Equipment: Still Working Doesn’t Mean Still Safe
Old IT equipment may seem economical, but unsupported servers, routers, firewalls, and computers can create serious security, reliability, productivity, and compliance risks. Learn why “still working” does not mean still safe and how a planned technology lifecycle can prevent costly emergencies.
If Your Business Processes Are Broken, AI Won’t Save Them
Artificial intelligence can dramatically improve productivity, but only when it supports well-designed business processes. Learn why broken workflows limit AI’s effectiveness, how small organizations can prepare for intelligent automation, and practical steps to redesign processes before investing in AI solutions.
The Hidden Victims of Cyber Espionage
The Hidden Victims of Cyber Espionage explains how cyber campaigns linked to Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea increasingly affect small businesses, healthcare providers, law firms, manufacturers, municipalities, and other organizations. Learn why small organizations are attractive targets, how supply chain attacks spread beyond governments, and the practical cybersecurity steps every organization should take to reduce risk.
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