Over the past year, cybercriminals have adopted artificial intelligence faster than most legitimate organizations. Tools that used to require technical expertise are now inexpensive, automated, and disturbingly convincing. For small organizations, this shift means one thing: traditional “see something suspicious” instincts are no longer enough. Here is what leaders should expect — and how to… Read more »
Turnover happens — even on strong teams. People retire, change careers, move away, or simply take new opportunities. When that happens, organizations often realize how much institutional knowledge was tied to one person’s laptop, inbox, or memory. A resilient digital roadmap ensures that technology, processes, and data keep moving forward — no matter who is… Read more »
For years, passwords have been the default security layer for most organizations — and one of the weakest. Weak credentials, reused logins, and phishing continue to drive many breaches, particularly in small and mid-sized environments. That is why more leaders are exploring passwordless authentication as a modern, more secure alternative that reduces reliance on traditional… Read more »
The start of a new year is the right time to pause and run a quick IT health check — not a full overhaul, just a focused review to catch risks, reduce waste, and prevent avoidable surprises. Use this IT health check checklist to work through the essentials. 1. Confirm what you own — and… Read more »
Every January, organizations set ambitious technology goals, only to watch them fade as the year gets busy. The problem is not a lack of intention, but a lack of realism. The most effective IT resolutions are practical, measurable, and tied directly to how your team works. Here are a few technology resolutions small organizations can… Read more »
Many organizations are unknowingly overpaying for software licenses they no longer need, no longer use, or never fully deployed in the first place. This kind of licensing waste rarely shows up as a red flag, but it steadily erodes budgets that could be better spent elsewhere. If you have not reviewed your technology licenses recently,… Read more »
Most organizations view promotional emails as harmless background noise—messages you skim, delete, or ignore. But behind many of those discounts and holiday offers is a quiet data-collection practice that deserves more attention. Email tracking has become standard in modern marketing, and it extends further than most people realize. The Problem: Invisible Tracking Inside Emails Many… Read more »
Sometimes, the biggest cybersecurity risks come from the tools we’re most comfortable with. When an organization adopts new technology (say, moving from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace) it can feel easier to keep using the apps you already know. But while shadow IT may save a few minutes in the moment, it can unintentionally expose… Read more »
By now, most of us are familiar with multi-factor authentication (MFA). When a system requires multiple steps to log into an account it becomes harder for bad actors to access your data. MFA is one of the easiest ways small organizations, nonprofits, and associations can stop cyberattacks before they start. But with so many options… Read more »
When your organization relies on technology to stay productive, every device has a lifecycle. You’ve likely noticed this with your personal devices: your phone that’s only a few generations old can barely hold a charge, or your laptop seemingly takes forever to load a single email. At some point, every device becomes less secure, slows… Read more »
