“Zero Trust” is a cybersecurity buzzword you might have heard, but what is zero trust for a small or midsize business? In a nutshell, Zero Trust is a security model that says trust nothing and verify everything. In traditional IT security, you might have a trusted internal network and untrusted outside world. Zero Trust flips

Software updates often feel like a nagging chore. Those pop-ups to install patches always seem to come at the worst time. But neglecting patches can be disastrous.  Unpatched systems are a top cause of breaches; according to Ponemon Institute, 60% of breach victims in one study were compromised via known vulnerabilities that had a patch

Running your business on Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) gives you powerful tools like Gmail, Drive, Docs, and real-time collaboration that keep teams productive and connected. However, many small and midsize businesses don’t realize that the default, out-of-the-box settings aren’t always designed to meet the security needs of a professional business environment. Without proper configuration,

Ransomware has become the digital break-in every business fears: criminals seize your data, lock down your systems, and demand payment for the key. And the most alarming part? Small and midsize businesses are now the primary victims. Verizon reports that ransomware accounts for 88% of SMB breaches, a staggering shift that highlights just how vulnerable