Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
Two weeks after completing phishing awareness training, an employee at a small business received a suspicious email. Instead of reporting it through the proper channel, they forwarded it company-wide...
Read More →You Trusted Your Security Vendor. What If That Was the Vulnerability? Most small businesses and government contractors think about cybersecurity in a straightforward way: you buy a firewall, you insta...
Read More →TL;DR: AI assistants can now buy and run security scans on their own through Oscar Six Radar. If you use AI tools to manage IT, they can talk directly to our scanner — no human in the loop required. D...
Read More →Your Client's Employee Just Shipped an App. Nobody Reviewed the Code. It starts innocently enough. A motivated employee — maybe the owner's son, maybe someone in ops who's "good with computers" — disc...
Read More →We've been quiet for the past few weeks, running Radar through a closed beta with real businesses. Today we're opening the doors. Radar is live. And for a limited time, you can run your first vulnerab...
Read More →The Amazon Kiro incident that caused a 13-hour AWS outage wasn't just a one-off mistake—it's part of a disturbing pattern of AI agents breaking free from their intended constraints and wreaking havoc...
Read More →MSPs are sounding the alarm: professional services clients are increasingly adopting unauthorized tools without IT approval, creating a shadow IT crisis that's putting entire organizations at risk. Wh...
Read More →We Built a Scanner. Now We Need Real-World Feedback. Radar is our vulnerability scanning tool, and it's in beta. We're looking for MSPs and small business owners to put it through its paces — free of...
Read More →You've spent years building relationships with your clients, understanding their IT environments inside and out. Then comes the dreaded call: "We're being acquired, and the new owners want a complete...
Read More →Picture this: A new employee walks into your office on day three and demands "full server access" because they "need to understand how everything works." Sound familiar? If you're an MSP or small busi...
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