Cybersecurity
142 articles on cybersecurity for small and mid-sized businesses.
Endpoint Protection for Small Business: A Simple Guide
Every computer and device is a doorway into your business. Here’s a simple plan to lock them down with better passwords, smarter sign-ins, updates, and lost-device controls.
Stop Insider Threats In Your Business
Insider threats are rising and costly. Here’s how to spot and stop them before they hurt your business.
9 Must-Know Tips for Safe Online Holiday Shopping
Shopping online this season? Stay safe with 9 quick tips: update devices, type store URLs, use wallet apps, remove saved cards, verify HTTPS, avoid public Wi‑Fi, watch for fake brand messages, and set bank alerts.
Microsoft Defender for Individuals: How It Protects You
Microsoft Defender for Individuals shows security across your computers and phones, scans for threats, and sends real-time alerts with steps to fix issues.
Patch Management for Business: Fix These High-Risk Flaws
Criminals are hitting known, unpatched bugs in tools you use every day. See the Microsoft, Google, Adobe, Netgear and Cisco issues on the radar—and what to do next.
Why Cyber Attacks on Small Businesses Keep Rising
Small companies are hit hard by cybercrime. Here’s why attackers focus on smaller firms and what that means for your team, data, and day‑to‑day operations.
Internet Explorer End of Support: What To Do Now
Microsoft has retired Internet Explorer. Here’s what changes in Windows, how Edge’s IE mode works, and the simple steps to protect your business and staff.
Stop Reply Chain Phishing Before It Hits Your Team
Reply chain phishing sneaks into ongoing email threads, making scams look real. Learn what it is and simple ways to protect your team’s inboxes.
What To Do If Your Phone Is Lost or Stolen at Work
Lost phone or laptop? Act fast. Lock it, revoke access to apps and cloud storage, and wipe it if needed. These steps cut the chance of data loss for your team.
How to Spot Phishing Emails With SLAM
Teach your team the SLAM check—Sender, Links, Attachments, Message—to spot phishing emails fast and avoid clicks that lead to attacks.
Text Message Phishing: Why You Get Texts From Yourself
Seeing a text from your own number is almost always a scam. Here’s how text message phishing (smishing) works, common traps to expect, and simple ways to stay safe.
How Often to Train Employees on Cybersecurity Awareness
Quarterly-plus refreshers beat once-a-year classes. A 4‑month rhythm keeps cybersecurity awareness sharp and lowers risky clicks, especially around phishing.