The clock is ticking for Windows 10 users. Microsoft has confirmed that October 14 marks the official end of security updates for the world’s most widely used operating system. After that date, more than 600 million PCs will no longer receive critical protections against new cyberthreats. Why This Matters Running an unsupported operating system is… Read more »
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Don’t Hand Hackers Your Client Data: Fix These Email Settings Now
Protecting client information isn’t just good practice—it’s critical to your reputation and your bottom line. Yet one of the most common ways cybercriminals gain access to sensitive data is through poorly configured email settings. For small businesses, a single oversight can mean a costly breach, legal trouble, and lost customer trust. Here’s how to lock… Read more »
Fake iCloud Calendar Invites Are Being Used in Scams
Scammers are finding new ways to trick people, and the latest warning from Apple shows just how sneaky they can be. Attackers are now using iCloud Calendar invites to send fake emails that look like they’re coming straight from Apple. Since the emails come from Apple’s real servers, they can easily slip past spam filters… Read more »
What’s New in Microsoft’s September 2025 Patch Tuesday Update
On September 9, 2025, Microsoft is rolling out its September Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11. This update, like most monthly releases, delivers the usual security fixes and performance improvements—but it also comes packed with fresh features, design changes, and app updates. While not everyone will see all the new features immediately—since Microsoft rolls them… Read more »
How Cybercriminals Are Stealing Life Savings
What would you do if you woke up to find your life savings drained? The FBI recently issued a new warning about a dangerous scheme called the “Phantom Hacker” scam, which has already stolen over $1 billion since last year. The majority of victims? Seniors and people nearing retirement who thought they were protecting their… Read more »
Salt Typhoon Hack Explained: What Everyday Users Need to Know to Stay Safe
You may have seen the headlines: a major Chinese-backed hacking group, known as Salt Typhoon, has been caught breaking into networks across the world. While this sounds like something only governments and large corporations should worry about, the truth is that everyday users are also part of the picture. Here’s what you need to know,… Read more »
Your AI Browser Could Be Costing You Money
The internet has never been completely safe, but recent research from Guardio suggests a new wave of risks that could make online life even more treacherous. AI-powered browsers—tools designed to handle tasks like shopping, reading, and even managing emails for you—are convenient, yes, but they also open the door to new types of attacks that… Read more »
Is Your Data Hurricane Proof?
Hurricane season brings more than heavy rain and strong winds—it also poses serious risks to your data and technology. Power outages, flooding, and physical damage can disrupt operations, cause data loss, and even put sensitive information at risk. Being proactive can save you time, money, and stress when storms hit. Here’s how to safeguard your… Read more »
How AI Can Help Nonprofits Increase Donations and Engagement
While AI might sound like a luxury reserved for big corporations, affordable and easy-to-use AI tools are now helping nonprofits work smarter, not harder. Here’s how your organization can use AI to boost both donations and engagement—without losing the human touch that makes your mission unique. 1. Personalizing Donor Outreach Generic mass emails rarely inspire… Read more »
New Microsoft Exchange Security Risk — Why You Should Act Now
Microsoft has issued a warning about a serious security flaw in certain on-premises versions of Exchange Server — a system many organizations use to manage email. If your company uses Exchange in a hybrid setup (where it connects with Microsoft 365), this vulnerability could allow cybercriminals to gain powerful access to your online accounts without… Read more »