The fundamentals remain critical when safeguarding your business against cyberattacks. IBM’s 2023 Cost Of A Data Breach Report revealed that 82% of breaches targeted cloud-stored data, and the majority could have been avoided through basic, preventative security measures.

Alert: Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 after October 14, 2025. Although your Windows 10 PC will continue to function past this date, Microsoft will no longer offer essential services like security updates or technical assistance that help keep your device safe and running smoothly.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is generating significant buzz, and it's easy to see why. Platforms such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot are becoming increasingly widespread. Companies are leveraging these tools to generate content, handle customer service inquiries, draft emails, recap meetings, and even support tasks involving coding and spreadsheets.

Just Because You’re on Vacation Doesn’t Mean Hackers Are. While your team may be easing back into work after time off, cybercriminals remain active throughout the year, with August being a peak period for phishing scams. In fact, data shown in studies from vendors ProofPoint and Check Point indicate that phishing attempts actually spike in the summer months. As inboxes overflow and routines shift, attackers see an opportunity — and they’re ready to take it. Here's how to stay vigilant and secure.

You don't need to be a large company to fall victim to a significant cyberattack. In reality, small businesses are increasingly becoming prime targets for hackers. Why? Because they're typically more vulnerable and more inclined to pay the ransom.