When an automation goes quiet, is that good news?
Why scheduled flows and reporting jobs fail in the most dangerous way possible — silently — and what a heartbeat signal actually buys you.
Practical thinking on cybersecurity, AI, managed IT, and the technology decisions that matter for growing businesses.
Why scheduled flows and reporting jobs fail in the most dangerous way possible — silently — and what a heartbeat signal actually buys you.
For finance and IT leaders: why vendor-impersonation phishing keeps slipping past smart teams, and which workflow changes actually reduce wire-fraud exposure.
For small IT teams: what the 2023 MOVEit breach reveals about the software you can't patch because you don't know it's running.
For iPhone users stuck in a OneNote sign-in loop after logging into Microsoft 365, here's what's actually happening and how to break the cycle.
Why the 'check the URL' advice we've been giving employees for a decade has quietly stopped working—and what that means for how IT thinks about phishing defense.
Phishing campaigns are being pre-built across languages and sectors months in advance. Here's why individual analysis tools matter in that gap.
What the June 2026 Fable 5 and Mythos 5 suspension reveals about a category of risk most AI-dependent teams haven't put on their threat model yet.
A look at what recent incidents and prototypes reveal about the security posture of deployed agentic AI systems — and where defenders still have leverage.
AI is no longer just a tool defenders use—it's becoming the attacker itself. What that shift means for small and mid-sized business security in 2026.
Why glossy AI security benchmarks shouldn't be the last word—and a practical approach small business buyers can use to pressure-test vendor claims.
BEC attacks don't look like movies. They look like an email from your CFO. Here's what to watch for and what you can do about it.
A reflection on how gossip quietly erodes church community, why we mistake it for concern, and what scripture-shaped discipline looks like in practice.