Jessica Molden

Trusted by Experts, Built for the Real World, and Made in America In today’s cyber landscape, application allowlisting stands out as one of the most powerful tools to prevent attacks before they happen. But for small and mid-sized businesses, implementing it has traditionally felt overwhelming. PC Matic changes that. During the recent webinar, “Application Allowlisting:

Understanding CMMC, Protecting CUI, and Getting Ahead of Federal Cybersecurity Standards As cybersecurity threats grow more sophisticated, government agencies and contractors are under increasing pressure to protect sensitive data. A cornerstone of this effort is the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), a compliance standard that every business handling federal data should understand. For companies working

In the evolving world of cybersecurity compliance, one concept is rapidly gaining traction among federal contractors and small businesses alike: application allowlisting. While often overlooked due to its perceived complexity, allowlisting is emerging as a foundational requirement, especially for those seeking to meet the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). In a

When the Allen Independent School District (ISD) in Texas received an early morning call in the fall of 2021, it wasn’t a routine tech issue—it was a full-blown ransomware attack that crippled the district’s systems. While students and staff were back online within hours, the behind-the-scenes recovery effort stretched on for three months and cost

In April 2025, British retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) was the latest high-profile victim of a sophisticated cyberattack. The attack combined social engineering with ransomware deployment, targeting not just systems, but also people and third-party relationships. For business leaders, this incident is a powerful reminder: today’s cyber threats don’t just come through malicious code—they often

When it comes to cybersecurity, most small businesses don’t have the luxury of a full-time IT team—or the budget to match enterprise-level defenses. But that doesn’t mean you have to be vulnerable. The truth is, many of today’s most damaging cyber threats don’t come from advanced, sophisticated hackers. They come from what’s already running inside

Remote work is here to stay — but so are the security risks that come with it. As hybrid teams become the norm, companies are scrambling to protect sensitive data, secure employee devices, and stay compliant in a complex threat landscape. In a recent breakdown of the best security tools for remote collaboration, eSecurity Planet