Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
Your MFA is on. You feel protected. And attackers are counting on that confidence. Here's the uncomfortable truth heading into 2026: multi-factor authentication is no longer a binary — you either have...
Read More →The Attack Was Bad. The Lawsuit Was Worse. Imagine your business gets hit by ransomware. Your files are encrypted, operations grind to a halt, and you spend the next week in recovery mode. You pay the...
Read More →This morning we cleared a CVSS 9.8 RCE out of a production Node.js application. The vulnerable package wasn't anywhere in our package.json — it was three levels deep, pulled in by code we trust every...
Read More →If your small business relies on BitLocker as your primary data-at-rest protection — and you've never touched the default configuration — you need to read this before your next workday. A zero-day exp...
Read More →The moment you hand someone a termination letter, a countdown starts. Not metaphorically — literally. Their credentials still work. Their email still receives. Their VPN tunnel is still open. And if t...
Read More →If you run a Linux server, a NAS device, or any Ubuntu/Debian box at your organization, the last two weeks of security news should have your full attention. Two separate privilege escalation exploits...
Read More →It was only a matter of time. And now it's happened. Google has confirmed what the cybersecurity community has been bracing for: a threat actor used AI to independently discover a zero-day vulnerabili...
Read More →If you manage endpoints for a small business or a handful of clients, you may have already noticed something odd: Google Chrome quietly pushed a 4GB AI model called Gemini Nano to user devices — no pr...
Read More →If your business runs Linux on a server, NAS device, or cloud VM — and you haven't applied patches recently — you are not a hypothetical target right now. You are a current one. On May 8, 2026, three...
Read More →If your employees are saving passwords in Microsoft Edge — or any browser — you may have a bigger problem than you realize. Not a theoretical one. A confirmed, actively discussed, proof-of-concept-lev...
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