Lock It or Lose It: The One-Second Habit That Protects Everything
Here's a quick thought experiment. Walk through your office right now, ...
If You Didn't Ask for It, Don't Approve It
Your phone lights up at 2:04 AM. "Approve sign-in?" You didn't touch your computer. You were asleep. You tap Deny and roll over. ...
Microsoft Is Retiring Text Message Sign-In Codes. Here's What Your Business Needs to Know
If your team signs in to Microsoft 365 by typing in a code from a text message or phone ...
The Two-Second Hover That Beats Most Hackers
Most cyberattacks on small businesses don't start with genius-level hacking. They ...
Your Boss Will Never Text You for Gift Cards
It's 3:40 on a Thursday afternoon. Your phone buzzes with a text from a number you ...
Your Backup Isn't a Backup Until You've Restored From It
Almost every business owner I meet tells me the same thing: "Oh, we're covered. We have backups." And here's ...
How To Manage Sudden Business Growth Without Losing Control
Growth is what every business owner works toward, but rapid success can become a challenge if operations fail to ...
The $1,200 Email That Wasn't From Your Vendor (And the Free Rule That Stops It)
Imagine this. It's Tuesday morning. Your bookkeeper opens an email from a supplier you've used for years. The logo ...
Hackers Aren't Breaking In Anymore. They're Logging In.
Why stolen passwords are still the #1 way businesses get hacked, and what we're doing about it By Matt Urbanski, Big U Computers When ...
The scammers moved from your inbox to your pocket
You learned to spot the sketchy email. The bad guys noticed — so they changed targets. By Matt Urbanski, Big U Computers For years, the biggest cybersecurity threat landed in your email. You and your team learned to spot the ...
