You have good people. They work hard and want to do the right thing. But when it comes to cybersecurity, even a small mistake can bring your whole business to a stop. An employee clicks on a fake email. Another ...
I need to tell you something that most executives don’t want to hear: A lot of the things you’ve been paying for in the name of security – phishing training, security assessments, even penetration tests – might actually be making ...
Every office has one. That old firewall you “meant to replace.” The dusty printer in the closet still connected to Wi-Fi. The forgotten PC under someone’s desk running an unsupported OS. It doesn’t look dangerous. But I’ve been in this ...
The latest disclosure of credential handling vulnerabilities in Kaseya’s Network Detective is another reminder that even trusted vendor tools can become an attacker’s weapon. This is not a one-off event; it is part of a growing pattern. When tools that ...
Imagine handing the keys to your front door, your company vault, and your private office to a complete stranger. Then inviting them to rifle through everything you own. That’s exactly what you’re ...
There’s something buried deep inside your Microsoft 365 environment that your IT provider isn’t telling you about. It’s not a bug. It’s not even a breach. It’s worse. It’s a design flaw—a loophole that allows a guest user (someone outside ...
It’s 3:17 AM in Tokyo. The city is asleep. I’m not. Jet lag has me wandering quiet streets, watching the world work without me—and wondering how security works when no one’s looking. Here’s what I’ve noticed: There are no fences. ...
At some point, every MSP hears it. A skeptical client, arms crossed, looking you dead in the eye: “I get it—but what’s the ROI on all this security?” To them, your security stack feels like an insurance policy they hope ...
Last week, I flew 81 Galacticos into Nashville. It was our offsite—a day to plan, get sharp, and punch some holes in our own assumptions. We do something at these events called Galactic Shark Tank. It’s exactly what it sounds ...
Cartier just got hit. So did The North Face. Not exactly fly-by-night operations. These are brands with billion-dollar reputations—and hackers still got in. Customer data stolen. Systems compromised. Public announcements trying to minimize the damage. The usual script. And it’s ...
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