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How to Build a Risk Management Framework for IT Security
If you’re responsible for protecting your business’s digital assets, you’ve likely faced moments of uncertainty: a sudden phishing attack, a failed software update, or a team member clicking on a suspicious link. From unauthorized access and human error to misconfigured systems and outdated security controls, today’s threats are relentless and unforgiving. Without a structured approach […]
How Phishing Simulation & Testing Strengthens Cybersecurity Awareness
With instant messaging, social media, smartphones, and video calling, some people are surprised to learn just how much email, one of the first tools for online communication, is still widely used and vital for business and even personal matters. Which is why cybercriminals continue to exploit email, together with a bit of human psychology, with […]
Cybersecurity & Managed IT: How They Work Together
If the internet has been a part of your daily life for the past 10 years, you probably remember the days when “cybersecurity” was really just an add-on like an antivirus software, or making sure we didn’t wire money to that very convincing Nigerian prince. Also, there was a time when managed IT simply involved […]
The Benefits of Managed IT Services for Small Businesses
Small businesses now face the same cybersecurity threats, software needs, and compliance requirements as large enterprises — but with fewer internal resources and tighter budgets. That’s where managed IT services for small businesses become a game changer. Managed Service Providers (MSPs) allow business owners to access enterprise-grade IT capabilities at a fraction of the cost. […]
The Role of AI in Cyber Threat Detection
The cyber threat landscape is evolving faster than human analysts and teams alone can manage. With the rise of advanced and persistent threats, massive datasets, and increasingly complex attack vectors, traditional security systems often fall short. In fact, according to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigation Report (DBIR), human error had a hand in 68% of data […]