Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
You enabled multi-factor authentication. You trained your employees on phishing. You checked the boxes. And now a threat actor is sitting inside your Microsoft 365 tenant — authenticated, legitimate-l...
Read More →Yesterday, Oscar Six Security had the privilege of co-sponsoring the GoCyber Collective Cyber Insurance Summit in Dayton, Ohio — alongside Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP. It was a well-run event focu...
Read More →On March 11, 2026, a global medical technology company sent thousands of employees home — not because of a weather emergency or a power outage, but because Iran-linked hackers had wiped their devices...
Read More →Imagine waking up to a $82,314 cloud bill — for a service you barely use. That's exactly what happened to a developer who shared their story on Reddit. They had accidentally pushed an API key to a pub...
Read More →A thread on r/cybersecurity hit a nerve recently. The post — titled 'To every manager who thinks they have AI under control' — described a scenario playing out in offices everywhere: employees quietly...
Read More →It happened two weeks after phishing awareness training wrapped up. A well-meaning employee received a suspicious email, wanted to do the right thing, and forwarded it company-wide with a simple quest...
Read More →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...
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