Every business has policies. But how many employees actually read them? For many small businesses, a security policy gets signed during onboarding and rarely opened
Penetration Testing 101: What It Is, and Why “We’ve Never Been Hacked” Isn’t Proof You’re Safe “We’ve never been hacked, so we must be doing
How AI Is Changing Both Cyberattacks and Cyberdefense What Small Businesses Should Know Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity on both sides of the fight. Attackers
(and Why You Need One Before an Audit) “We have antivirus. We’re fine.” It’s an understandable assumption. If your computers have antivirus software, your firewall
– Don’t Sign Anything Until You’ve Asked These Hiring a cybersecurity provider feels straightforward until you’re sitting across from a vendor who uses terms you’ve
— And What That Means for Your Government Contract A lot of small government contractors are running their IT and their cybersecurity through two completely
— And What Government Contractors Can’t Afford to Ignore Let’s be direct: hackers aren’t going after the big fish anymore. They’ve changed their strategy —
You just discovered a breach. Systems are down. Data may be compromised. Your first instinct? Wipe the machines and get back online fast. Stop —
— And How to Fix It Every security leader I talk to says some version of the same thing: “We know we have risks, but
Too often, organizations treat cybersecurity and compliance as separate problems. The security team focuses on stopping threats. The compliance team focuses on checking boxes. And
