The Employee Exit Problem Starts Before They Leave When an employee leaves, the scramble can feel like an offboarding problem. Who has their laptop? What systems did they use? Who knows the password? Where are the client notes? Did anyone cancel that software account? But most messy exits are not
Your Cyber Insurance Renewal Is Asking Harder Questions Cyber insurance applications are not as simple as they used to be. Many businesses are seeing longer renewal forms, more detailed questions, and less room for vague answers. Carriers want to know exactly what protections are in place before they agree to
Why Small Businesses Are Still Prime Ransomware Targets Many small business owners assume ransomware groups are mainly chasing large companies. That is not how these attacks usually work. Small businesses are attractive because they often have valuable data, active cash flow, limited internal security resources, and enough operational pressure to
Former Employees May Still Have Access to Your SaaS Apps When an employee leaves, most businesses know what to do first. Disable email. Collect the laptop. Remove access to the main systems. Close the obvious doors. The problem is that most businesses now use far more tools than their offboarding
Local Admin Rights Are Creating More IT Problems Than They Solve Local admin rights are often given out for convenience. Someone needs to install software. Someone needs to change a setting. Someone does not want to wait on IT for a quick fix. The problem is that permanent admin access
Why MFA Alone Is Not Enough to Stop Modern Phishing Most businesses understand why multi-factor authentication matters. A password by itself is too easy to steal, guess, reuse, or buy online. But modern phishing has moved past simply collecting passwords. Adversary-in-the-Middle attacks, often called AiTM attacks, target the login session
