Around 900 million people use ChatGPT every week, according to OpenAI. A lot of them are using it at work – to write emails, summarize meetings, or draft client proposals. The catch? On a regular ChatGPT account, every word your team types in can be saved by OpenAI and used to help train the next… Read more »
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Could Your Team Spot a Deepfake?
Imagine getting a video call from your CEO. They look right. They sound right. They ask you to wire money to close an urgent deal. You do it. The next day, you find out it was not your CEO at all. It was an AI-generated fake. This actually happened. In 2024, an employee at a… Read more »
Ransomware Protection for Small Businesses: 4 Steps to Take Right Now
In Part 1 of this series, we covered how Ransomware-as-a-Service has made small businesses the primary target – including how double extortion, triple extortion, and supply chain attacks have changed the threat landscape. If you missed it, start there first. Ransomware protection for small businesses does not require an enterprise security budget. Most successful ransomware… Read more »
Ransomware as a Service: Why Small Businesses Are the Target
Ransomware as a service has turned small business cybersecurity into a crisis. Where attacks once required technical skill, today any criminal can rent a professional ransomware kit, launch it within hours, and walk away with a share of the ransom. This model – called Ransomware-as-a-Service, or RaaS – has fundamentally shifted who gets attacked and… Read more »
Hidden Technology Issues Your Staff Isn’t Telling You About
Hidden technology issues rarely surface in leadership meetings. In many small and mid-sized organizations, executives hear about technology only when something breaks, deadlines slip, or a security incident forces the conversation. Long before that, quiet inefficiencies and frustrations are already shaping how work gets done. This silence is rarely intentional. Employees often assume problems are… Read more »
Password Managers for Organizations: Options, Pros, and Cons
Passwords are still the front door to most systems, from email and cloud applications to financial platforms, donor databases, and client portals. Yet many organizations continue to manage credentials in ways that increase risk rather than reduce it. Password managers for organizations are often positioned as a simple fix, but not all options are created… Read more »
The Cost of Neglect: Understanding Technology Maintenance Risks
Valentine’s Day is a reminder that strong relationships require more than good intentions. They rely on consistency, communication, and care. The same is true for technology. In many organizations, systems are expected to work quietly in the background, often without regular attention, until something goes wrong. When that happens, the consequences are rarely sudden or… Read more »
Cyber Insurance Claim Denials: 5 Reasons Claims Get Rejected
Cyber insurance often feels like a safety net, but many organizations discover too late that a policy alone does not guarantee a payout. Cyber insurance claim denials are increasing — not because coverage is missing, but because organizations fail to meet required conditions. Below are five of the most common reasons cyber insurance claims get… Read more »
Why AI Without Policy Creates More Work, Not Less
Leaders often adopt AI to save time and reduce workload. But when organizations introduce AI without policy, teams experience the opposite effect. Instead of simplifying work, AI increases rework, oversight, and risk. Most organizations did not launch AI through a formal initiative. Employees began using AI tools to draft emails, summarize meetings, generate content, or… Read more »
What Stakeholders Notice When Technology Is Working Well
When technology fails, everyone notices. Emails stop sending. Systems slow down. Meetings are disrupted. Data goes missing. Confidence erodes quickly. But when technology is working well, stakeholders notice that too, but in quieter, more meaningful ways. The absence of friction creates credibility and momentum across the organization. For nonprofits, associations, professional services firms, and small… Read more »
