If the only time you’re connecting with your IT provider is during contract renewals, you’re missing a big opportunity. Technology isn’t something you set up once and then forget about. It’s always changing—and so are the risks tied to it.

It’s an early, uneventful morning in June. A large portion of your workforce is unplugged, enjoying some well-earned time off. The rest are scattered—logging in from their living rooms, corner cafés, or relying on unstable hotel networks.

Believe it or not, one of the biggest threats to your cybersecurity could be coming from inside your business — and it’s not just about weak passwords or clicking suspicious links. The real danger? Employees using tools your IT team hasn’t approved or even heard of.

If someone asked you to list the top cybersecurity risks in your workplace, chances are you'd mention phishing scams, malicious software, or fragile passwords. But what if the real danger is something far less obvious—like the office printer sitting silently in the background? That overlooked device might be one of the most serious weak points in your entire system.

Heading out on a trip this year? Pause BEFORE clicking that “confirmation” email! As the warmer months approach, cyber scammers are capitalizing on travel season by distributing emails disguised as legitimate booking confirmations. These fraudulent messages are crafted to mimic well-known travel companies — from airlines to lodging providers — with the goal of extracting personal information, draining financial accounts, or slipping malicious code onto your device.