
Why Your “Holiday Shutdown” Is a Cybersecurity Risk
The holidays are approaching, and the instinct is universal: wrap up the final tasks, set the “Out of Office” auto-reply, and shut down the computer—hoping

The holidays are approaching, and the instinct is universal: wrap up the final tasks, set the “Out of Office” auto-reply, and shut down the computer—hoping
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Every managed service provider knows that visibility is half the battle. You cannot protect or plan for what you cannot see. One of our MSP

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

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Small and mid-sized businesses are spending more than ever on cybersecurity. Yet breaches keep happening—often with devastating results. So what’s going wrong? The truth is,

The City of Baltimore reports that a scammer successfully spoofed a vendor and persuaded staff to change banking details inside a financial system. Two large