When discussing cybersecurity strategies like Zero Trust, it is easy to get lost in high-level theory. However, the most valuable insights often come from those who have been in the trenches—practitioners who have managed networks, taught the next generation of cyber professionals, and navigated the constraints of real-world budgets. One such expert is Eric Lankford, […]
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Zero Trust is a term that gets thrown around constantly in cybersecurity circles, often accompanied by confusion or intimidation. Is it a product? A single software installation? A philosophy? For many organizations, the concept can feel out of reach or reserved only for large enterprises with massive budgets. However, a closer look at the principles
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Don’t break up with your printer just yet—PC Matic Support Unlimited is here to save the relationship. Let’s be honest: our relationships with our devices aren’t always a fairytale. Sure, in the beginning, it was magical. You unboxed that new laptop or tablet, peeled off the protective plastic, and everything was fast, shiny, and exciting.
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It’s 3:00 AM. Your phone buzzes with a critical security notification. Is it a genuine ransomware attack in progress? Or is it the fifth false positive this week caused by a hyper-sensitive monitoring tool? If you find yourself tempted to silence the notification and go back to sleep, you are not alone—and that is becoming
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It’s a statistic that sounds like a joke, but the punchline is a security nightmare. After decades of cybersecurity training, relentless warnings, and increasingly complex password policies, the most common stolen passwords in 2025 were still “123456”, “admin”, and “password”. This isn’t a guess. It is the hard reality revealed by a new analysis of
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The news out of Beijing this week sends a clear message to the world. Chinese authorities have ordered domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software from major U.S. providers. The list of banned vendors includes some of the biggest names in the industry, such as CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and SentinelOne. The stated reason for
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One of the most common questions our support team receives is: “How do I know if my devices are actively being scanned?” It’s a great question—you want peace of mind that your protection is working in the background. Here are two simple ways to verify your scans are running smoothly. Method 1: Email Notifications The
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A massive new data breach has been discovered, exposing a staggering 184 million records. If you use the internet, there is a high chance that this affects you. This isn’t just obscure websites getting hacked. The breached data is tied to some of the biggest names in tech, including platforms linked to Apple, Google, Facebook,
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In today’s landscape, modern cyber threats require a proactive approach. However, for many agencies, schools, and businesses, building a comprehensive Zero Trust framework can feel out of reach due to limited staff, time, or budget constraints. If you are looking for practical ways to apply Zero Trust principles without overhauling your entire infrastructure, we invite
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Welcome to 2026! As we kick off a new year, many of us are focused on physical resolutions—cleaning the garage, hitting the gym, or organizing the pantry. But what about your digital life? Over the last year, your digital footprint has likely grown, your passwords might have gotten a little stale, and new threats have
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