Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
If you're an IT admin or small business owner fielding a flood of "can I get Copilot?" requests from staff, you're not alone. A recent Reddit thread from admins asking what users are actually doing wi...
Read More →The Same Week SentinelOne Made Headlines, IT Admins Were Trying to Ditch It Here's the irony that sums up EDR selection in 2026: the same week SentinelOne's research team was credited with unmasking a...
Read More →If you asked most small business IT managers to list every browser extension installed across their fleet right now, they couldn't do it. Extensions get installed with a click, sync across devices via...
Read More →If you've ever searched 'DMARC vs SPF vs DKIM' and closed the tab more confused than when you started, you're not alone. Even MSPs managing hundreds of client domains have flagged DMARC oversight as a...
Read More →If you're a one-person IT department, you already know the backlog is never actually zero. Firewall rules that should have been reviewed last quarter. MFA policies that got rolled out to the sales tea...
Read More →If you're a one-person IT department, you probably felt it this month. According to Krebs on Security, Microsoft's September Patch Tuesday shipped fixes for nearly 1,000 vulnerabilities — a record 974...
Read More →The Tool You Trust Most Just Became the Threat Every small business IT admin has one tool they lean on more than any other: the RMM platform. It patches your machines, deploys your fixes, and gives yo...
Read More →If you manage IT for a small business or a handful of clients, your RMM platform is probably the single most powerful piece of software in your environment. It has admin rights on every endpoint it to...
Read More →A story made the rounds recently that sounds like a workplace comedy sketch but is actually a security case study: a terminated employee kept remote control of the office speakers because the Bluetoot...
Read More →It's 7:43 AM on a Tuesday. You're the only IT person at your company. Your coffee is still hot. Then your phone buzzes — a security researcher just published a working exploit for PaperCut NG/MF, the...
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