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Cybersecurity Myth Busters: 6 Things Small Businesses Still Get Wrong
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and it's a good time to take stock of what you know vs. what you think you know when it comes to cybersecurity. Not all the advice out there is accurate. Some have circulated for so long that it's taken on a life of its own and gets repeated until it sounds like fact, even when it's outdated or wrong.
Think Cybersecurity Is Just IT’s Job? Think Again.
It’s 4:17 on a Friday afternoon.
An employee receives an email that appears to be from the owner: “Can you send me the updated banking information before you leave?”
The name is right. The tone sounds familiar. And with everyone trying to wrap up the week, the easiest thing to do is simply respond.
Your Cybersecurity Needs an Immune System, Not a Medicine Cabinet
Every autumn, the medicine cabinet gets a little more crowded. There's cold medicine left over from last winter, vitamins bought in bulk, half-used bottles of cough syrup and a prescription that should have been thrown out months ago. There’s plenty of medicine there, but a full cabinet has never been a measure of anyone's health.
The Spooky Side of AI: Is Your Business Prepared?
If you look at any suburb this Halloween, you’ll see countless monsters roaming the streets. Vampires, creatures and ghouls all “wreaking havoc” (going to parties and trick-or-treating).
The real monsters, though, don’t look like this.
8 signs your outdated IT systems are holding your business back
Outdated IT tools have a way of degrading gradually rather than failing dramatically. Systems that worked well a few years ago may start slowing down workflows, creating security gaps that require frequent patching, and increasing maintenance costs.
Windows Update failures explained: Why they happen and how to fix them
A Windows Update failure is frustrating partly because the error messages rarely explain what actually went wrong. The update either hangs, rolls back, or throws an error code, and the system offers nothing useful about the cause.
Your EHR will go offline eventually — here’s how to make sure your team is ready
An EHR downtime is the kind of event that reveals, quickly and concretely, whether a team has practiced for it or only planned for it. While planning establishes procedures on paper, practice builds the competence needed to carry them out under pressure.
How to audit and manage browser extensions before they become a security problem
A browser extension with permission to read and change all your data on every website has roughly the same access to your activity as the browser itself. For individual users, that might be an acceptable tradeoff for a useful tool.
The office UPS audit: Finding weak spots before an outage does
An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is the kind of equipment that gets purchased, installed, and then forgotten about until something goes wrong. The problem with that approach is that UPS batteries degrade, their runtimes shrink, and the workloads connected to them grow over time, often without anyone updating the protection strategy to match.