AI Strategy Is Not the Same as AI Policy Businesses are moving quickly with AI. Employees are using ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, browser-based AI tools, built-in software features, and other solutions to save time and improve their work. That momentum can be valuable, but it also creates a challenge for business
Your Home Office Is Part of Your Security Perimeter A clean desk policy used to mean putting away sensitive papers, shredding documents, and not leaving passwords where someone could see them. That still matters, but the desk has changed. Today, work happens at kitchen tables, spare bedrooms, home offices, and
Fake Recruiters Are Becoming a Real Security Risk Not every cyberattack starts with a suspicious email. Sometimes it starts with a friendly LinkedIn message. A fake recruiter reaches out with a role that sounds interesting. The profile looks polished. The company name feels familiar. The message is professional enough to
Legacy Debt Is the Risk Hiding in Your Server Room The most dangerous technology in your business is often the system everyone is afraid to touch. It still works. It runs something important. Someone built a workaround years ago, and now the whole team quietly depends on it. That is
Why MFA Cannot Always Save a Stolen Login Session Multi-factor authentication is one of the most important security controls a business can use. But MFA is not the end of the story. After someone signs into a web app, the browser creates a session token, often stored as a cookie.
Browser Extensions Are Small Tools With Big Access Browser extensions feel harmless. They sit in the toolbar, solve one small problem, and usually take only a few seconds to install. But from a security standpoint, they are not always small. A browser extension can act like a micro-SaaS tool inside
