Jessica Molden

Every major cybersecurity framework shares one simple truth: you can’t protect what you can’t see, and you can’t trust what you don’t control.For K-12 schools facing rising ransomware attacks, limited IT staff, and strict compliance demands, that truth has never been more urgent. The Visibility Gap in Schools Across the country, schools struggle to maintain

Cybersecurity researchers are warning of a massive campaign targeting Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) — a tool many small and mid-sized businesses rely on for remote access. Attackers are using over 30,000 new IP addresses every day to exploit timing-based vulnerabilities and gain access to systems across the United States. Since September 2025, this campaign

In today’s digital world, small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are prime targets for cyberattacks. Many assume that installing antivirus software is enough to stay safe. Unfortunately, that false sense of security is exactly what hackers count on. Without visibility and control over what’s running on your systems, threats can quietly slip through the cracks —