Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
Your employees are using AI tools you've never heard of. Right now. On company devices. With company data. Not because they're careless — because the tools are genuinely useful and nobody told them no...
Read More →An MSP sysadmin logged into a client's server one afternoon and found something that shouldn't have been there: a competitor's Action1 remote management agent, two new domain admin accounts, and a glo...
Read More →Someone Else Is Running Software on Your Network Right Now A post circulating in MSP communities recently described something that should make every IT admin's stomach drop: a competing MSP quietly de...
Read More →An engineer logs into a client's environment during a routine check and finds something that shouldn't be there: a competitor's RMM agent quietly running on every server, a domain admin account nobody...
Read More →Imagine you're the IT admin for a 50-person company. You've done everything right: you deployed a reputable password manager, you're enforcing credential policies, and you sleep reasonably well at nig...
Read More →It happens more often than IT admins want to admit. A business owner asks their sysadmin to enable a security control — MFA enforcement, restricting admin privileges, blocking a risky app. The admin e...
Read More →A small MSP posted on Reddit not long ago asking a question that resonated with a lot of IT admins: they'd heard of ITDR, suspected it mattered, but couldn't get a straight answer on how it fit with t...
Read More →An MSP posted to Reddit not long ago with a scenario that should unsettle every sysadmin who stores credentials in a SaaS documentation platform. A cluster of client passwords had been compromised. Th...
Read More →There's a thread that's been circulating in MSP communities that should make every IT admin's stomach drop. An MSP noticed a cluster of client accounts getting breached — different clients, different...
Read More →Your RMM tool isn't just a convenience — it's a skeleton key to every machine you manage. And right now, attackers know it. Two threads have been making the rounds in small business IT communities lat...
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