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You Received a Cybersecurity Questionnaire From Your Insurer… Now What?
If you’re a small or mid-sized business owner, nothing makes your stomach drop quite like an email from your insurance broker that says: “Please fill out this ransomware supplemental application." You click the attachment, and suddenly you’re staring at pages of technical questions about MFA, backups, endpoint monitoring, patching cadence, privileged accounts, and terms you may have never heard before. So, what is this questionnaire, and why are you suddenly responsible for u
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When Your Supply Chain Is Your Cyber Risk: Lessons from the Fulgar Fabric Supplier Breach
A recent ransomware attack on Fulgar S.p.A. , a major yarn and synthetic fiber supplier, is a stark reminder to all businesses, especially small and mid-sized companies, that third-party risk is real, and it's escalating fast . Fulgar’s clients include fashion giants like H&M, Adidas, Wolford, and Calzedonia. More details about this breach were posted on Tech Radar and Cybernews . What Happened at Fulgar The RansomHouse group claims to have encrypted and exfiltrated internal
Nov 173 min read


Business Intelligence and AI — A Simple Guide for Small Business Owners
If you’ve ever felt like you’re running your business on gut instinct and scattered spreadsheets, you’re not alone. Most small business owners know their numbers matter, but getting clear, actionable insights out of all that data often feels impossible. That’s where Business Intelligence (BI) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) come in. These aren’t just buzzwords for big corporations, they’re powerful tools that can help any small business work smarter, make better decisions
Nov 133 min read


Holiday Season Scams Are on the Rise — What SMBs Should Watch For and How to Stay Protected
The holiday shopping season isn’t just busy for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), it’s also peak season for cyber-criminals and scammers. While most businesses focus on sales, marketing, and meeting end-of-year goals, threat actors are busy exploiting the chaos. From fake ads to phishing emails and fraudulent vendor invoices, scams surge during the holidays, and SMBs are prime targets. Why? Because scammers know that smaller organizations often lack the resources, staff,
Nov 133 min read


AI Made Simple for Small Business: A Plain-English Guide to Getting Started
Running a small business is already a full-time job. You’re juggling staff, customers, finances, and growth. So the idea of bringing in artificial intelligence (AI) might feel like “tech stuff for the big guys.” The good news: the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) encourages small businesses to use AI and shows how to do it wisely. Reference article here . In this post, I’ll walk you through what the SBA says about AI for small business, why you should care, how to sta
Nov 44 min read


The Top 5 Cyber Risks Every SMB Should Take Seriously — and Why Cyber Insurance Is Not Optional
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) often assume that they’re too small to be targeted by cyber criminals. That’s a myth. According to Insurance Experts, while large enterprises may have deeper pockets, they often have stronger security platforms. SMBs, by contrast, frequently operate with limited resources and competing priorities, making them an attractive target. Below we walk through the five most common cyber-risks facing SMBs today and then make the case for why h
Oct 276 min read


Are you still running Windows 10?
🔔 Attention SMB leaders — it’s been one week since support officially ended for Windows 10 (as of October 14, 2025). If you’re still running Windows 10 in your environment, it’s time to act — your business is now exposed to elevated risks and hidden costs. Here’s why this matters now , and what you should do about it: ⚠️ Why this matters for your business Without security updates, Windows 10 devices will increasingly become targets for cyber-attacks. The OS will continue t
Oct 212 min read


Is Your Tech Stack Costing You More Than It’s Worth?
Your tech stack is the backbone of your business, but when it starts to age, it can quietly drain your budget and open the door to serious cybersecurity risks . Many small and midsize businesses operate with outdated systems or redundant tools without realizing the full cost. Let’s break down the signs that your tech stack may be hurting your bottom line — and how to turn things around. 1. Escalating IT Costs Without Better Results If your IT spend keeps rising while producti
Oct 202 min read


AI for Small Business: Realities, Risks & Responsible Use
In the 2025 Empowering Small Business report by the U.S. Chamber’s Technology Engagement Center (C_TEC), Part Two drills into how small businesses are adopting AI, what benefits they report, and what challenges remain. In this post, I’ll summarize key findings from Part Two and explore practical lessons for small business owners who want to use AI — especially around security, ethics, and risk mitigation.
Sep 293 min read


Looking at Technology Spend as a Cost per Employee
What does tech really cost? How Much Should Businesses Really Spend on IT Per Employee? When you run a business, the numbers matter,...
Sep 253 min read


Cyber Threats Are Rising — Here’s What SMBs Must Do to Protect Themselves
Cybersecurity isn’t just an enterprise problem anymore. Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are now prime targets, and the numbers are...
Sep 172 min read


Optimizing MSP Contracts for Better Business Outcomes
In today's fast-paced business environment, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) play a crucial role in helping companies manage their IT...
Sep 24 min read


Maximize IT Savings with Smart Vendor Management
In today's fast-paced digital world, businesses are constantly looking for ways to cut costs and improve efficiency. One area that often...
Sep 25 min read


Enhancing Security and Compliance in IT Strategies
In today's digital world, security and compliance are more important than ever. With the rise of cyber threats and strict regulations,...
Sep 15 min read
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