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 »
IT Resolutions Small Organizations Can Actually Keep
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 »
How Texas Snowstorms Impact Tech Companies Worldwide
It’s been a cold month in Texas–an Arctic front covered most of the middle and southern American states in snow. Some parts of the southernmost state received over a foot of icy accumulation, and temperatures fell to single digits. While areas of the US can handle those conditions, Texas’s infrastructure was drastically unsuited to the… Read more »
Google’s Blackout: What Caused It?
For 45 minutes on Monday morning, a variety of Google services were inaccessible across Europe and North America. Google Search, Gmail, and a variety of Drive programs were all down. Google’s physical devices also reported critical errors during the outage. Initial reports blamed this on an error in the service’s authentication system, but a new… Read more »
Cyberthreats Against Your Company May Start as Low as $40
As cyberthreats and attacks continue to increase, a recent report by Positive Technologies reveals an analysis that exposes why that is. The report shows the costs of many cybercrime services across the dark web are surprisingly cheap. According to the report, the costs of cybercrime services can begin from as low as $40 to $4,500…. Read more »
Optfinity’s CEO, Michael Drobnis, Selected for Goldman Sachs Small Business Program
OptfinITy is proud to announce that our CEO, Michael Drobnis, has been selected to participate in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses (10KSB) Program. The program offers continuing business education through Babson College, a network of executive mentors, and access to capital through “mission-driven small business lenders.” “I am a lifelong learner and understand the… Read more »
