Artificial intelligence is changing a basic assumption businesses have relied on for years: if an email sounds like your boss, a caller sounds like your vendor or a video looks like someone you know, there is a good chance it is really them. That assumption is becoming increasingly risky. AI can help attackers create convincing… Continue reading AI Cybersecurity Threats: Why Seeing and Hearing Isn’t Believing Anymore
Improving cybersecurity doesn’t always mean buying another product. Some of the most effective improvements come from making better use of the security controls your business already has. Unused accounts, excessive permissions, missing updates and untested backups can all create unnecessary risk. In many cases, addressing these issues costs nothing beyond the time it takes to… Continue reading 6 Free Cybersecurity Improvements You Can Make Today
Adding another cybersecurity tool can feel like an easy way to strengthen your defenses. There’s a new threat, so you add another layer of protection. A vulnerability appears, so you buy another product designed to address it. Individually, those decisions may make sense. The problem comes later, when a collection of useful tools turns into… Continue reading More Cybersecurity Tools Don’t Always Mean Better Security
For years, employees were taught to recognize phishing emails by looking for obvious warning signs: spelling mistakes, strange formatting, suspicious links and messages that didn’t quite sound like the person who supposedly sent them. Those clues still matter, but phishing attacks have evolved. Cybercriminals can use artificial intelligence to create polished emails, research employees and… Continue reading Phishing Scams Have Changed. Has Your Security Kept Up?
When businesses think about cybersecurity threats, they often picture an outside attacker trying to break into their network. But not every cyber threat starts outside the organization. Employees, contractors, vendors, partners and other trusted users already have some level of access to your systems and data. That access can create significant cybersecurity risks when it… Continue reading 6 Types of Insider Threats & How to Protect Your Business
If your business has been hit by ransomware, the actions you take in the next few hours will determine how catastrophic the event will be for your operations. Below is a step-by-step action plan to immediately contain the threat and perform a successful ransomware recovery. Ransomware Recovery Support Talk to a Ransomware Recovery Specialist If… Continue reading Ransomware Recovery Help: Immediate Steps to Save Your Network
Businesses are under enormous pressure to adopt AI. Employees are already experimenting with it. Software vendors are adding AI features to nearly every platform. Competitors are talking about productivity gains, automation and new ways to operate more efficiently. That creates a tempting question: Which AI tools should we be using? For most businesses, that’s the… Continue reading The AI Mistake Most Businesses Are About to Make
Many organizations assume that enabling Google Workspace Data Loss Prevention (DLP) means their data is protected against loss. But this is not true. In this guide, we explain what DLP actually does, where it falls short and why an independent backup solution is still essential for preventing Google Workspace data loss caused by accidental deletion,… Continue reading Google Workspace DLP Doesn’t Prevent Data Loss. Here’s What Does.
Not every compliance failure begins with a cyberattack, but many start with a simple assumption: we think we’re covered. Businesses invest in cybersecurity tools, create security policies, and implement new processes with the best intentions. Over time, however, technology changes, employees come and go, new software is added, and documentation becomes outdated. What was compliant… Continue reading Compliance Gaps Could Be Costing Your Business Thousands
On the surface, the water looks calm. That’s what makes Shark Week fascinating every year. The danger is never visible on the surface—it’s what’s already moving underneath. Cybercriminals operate the same way. Today’s threats are designed to blend into everyday business operations until the moment money disappears, credentials are stolen, or critical systems go offline.… Continue reading The Most Dangerous Risks in Your Business Don’t Swim on the Surface
Over 82% of all phishing emails now contain AI-generated elements, according to a 2025 report. This is allowing threat actors to craft highly deceptive and targeted attacks at unprecedented speed. As AI phishing emails become more realistic and slip past traditional spam filters, businesses must deploy additional layers of defense to help their employees identify… Continue reading Can Employees Still Spot a Phishing Email in the Age of AI?
AI Has Changed Phishing. Email Security Must Change Too. For decades, spam filters have served as the frontline defense against malicious emails. They were highly effective at identifying suspicious links, dangerous attachments and other known threats. But the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has made threats like phishing much harder to detect. This poses a… Continue reading Why Traditional Spam Filters are Struggling Against AI-Generated Phishing Emails
