Still on Windows 10? Attackers May Have Noticed.
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10. Those PCs no longer receive security updates through normal channels, which makes them a growing target.
Prevention Isn’t Enough Anymore
Prevention matters, and insurers, auditors, and business partners still require it. What’s changed is that resilience has become the outcome the business gets judged on.
Your Company Just Hired a Thousand New Coworkers. None of Them Have a Badge.
AI agents now act inside your systems with real access, which makes them a new kind of identity most security programs weren’t built to manage.
The Quarter That Never Comes: The Argument for Co-Managed IT Services
The squeeze on internal IT is real and measurable. Recent workforce research shows large shares of practitioners feeling overwhelmed by their workload and worn down from trying to keep up.
A Primer on Private and Sovereign AI
Private AI means running some or all of your models on infrastructure you own or fully control, so your data doesn’t pass through a public cloud service.
Your Cyber Insurance Policy Is Quietly Changing. Here’s What AI Has to Do With It.
Key Takeaways If you carry cyber insurance, the policy you renew this year will probably not look like the one
What the AI-Driven Memory Shortage Means for Mid-Market Companies
Key Takeaways If your company put off a hardware refresh a few years ago because chips were scarce, you’d be
Your Best Engineer Just Resigned. Now What? A Case for Co-Managed IT.
Senior IT and security talent has never been harder to keep, and the mid-market feels every departure most acutely.
Backup and Recovery Solutions: A Concern for IT and the C-Suite
Key Takeaways When ransomware hits, when a server fails, when a vendor outage cascades through your operations, backups matter, of
Cyber Insurance Requirements: Underwriting Has Quietly Become a Technical Audit
Key Takeaways A few years ago, getting cyber insurance involved a short application, a yes-or-no checklist, and a quote that