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 […]
What Kentucky Businesses Need to Know About the New Data Privacy Law
For two decades, most businesses across Kentucky and the Tri-State have watched the state-level data privacy patchwork reshape California, Virginia,
Hybrid Cloud: The Best of Both Worlds
For years, “hybrid” was the cloud strategy you settled for when you couldn’t fully commit. It was the awkward in-between,
Beyond Copilot: How Microsoft’s AI Infrastructure Is Quietly Reshaping IT Architecture Decisions
There is a reasonable chance that your organization is already using Microsoft Copilot in some form — whether through a
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report Is Out — And Every IT Leader Should Read It
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) just released its 2025 Annual Report, and the numbers are striking. Cybercrime losses
Why AI Demands a Closer Relationship Between IT and HR
By Michelle Caridi, VP of Administration Not long ago, HR and IT operated as two distinctly separate worlds. They crossed
Think Red. Live Blue: The Cybersecurity Mantra Every IT Leader Needs Right Now
The threats aren’t slowing down. Global cybercrime losses are projected at $10.5 trillion annually, and the average cost of a data
The Human Factor: Why Cybersecurity Starts with Your People, Policies, and Procedures
By Jeff Aiken, Cyber Security Manager When it comes to cybersecurity, your people are both your greatest asset and your
When ‘I’ve Got Insurance’ Isn’t Enough: Cyber Coverage During War and Conflict
Several weeks into the U.S./Israel-Iran conflict, cyber insurance claims are being denied at an unprecedented rate. The culprit? War exclusion
Why Enterprise-Class Tools Need Enterprise-Class Expertise
By Clark Earick, COO, and Jeff Aiken, Cyber Security Manager In IT circles, there’s an axiom that has stood the