Why monitoring password leaks is basic hygiene, not paranoia. Most business leaders assume that if there’s no red alert on the screen, things are fine. But password leaks don’t announce themselves. They often don’t start with a breach on your end —…
If it’s online, it’s not hidden — no matter how deep you bury it. Many businesses operate under a dangerous illusion:“If nobody knows it’s there… we’re safe.” That belief has led to some truly risky decisions: Here’s the hard truth:Security…
Why digital hygiene is a team effort — and why business owners need to lead it. We love to believe that one good system administrator can keep the whole business secure. And honestly? A responsible admin can do a lot. With the…
“We’re too small to be a target.” That phrase has been repeated in boardrooms, coworking spaces, and small offices everywhere. But here’s the truth:Most attacks aren’t targeted. They’re automated.And automation doesn’t care about your company size. You’re Not Invisible — You’re Exposed Cybercriminals…
Most companies have an onboarding process.Few have a real offboarding one.And that silence? It’s a risk. When someone leaves — quietly, suddenly, or even on good terms — what they leave behind can be dangerous. Forgotten but Not Gone Their email still works.Their admin login…
And how to avoid making things worse in the process. After a quick scan, you realize your company has exposed subdomains, old login pages, and leftover cloud files. Good news: You’ve taken the first step.Bad news: This is where many…
Quick steps to uncover what your business may have left visible to the world. Most small and mid-sized companies aren’t ready for a full-blown security audit — and that’s perfectly fine. But if you want to take one simple step…
Most business owners think cybersecurity is about blocking attackers. Firewalls. Antivirus. Maybe a security audit once a year. But in reality, one of the most significant risks to your business isn’t the thing you’re protecting — it’s the thing you forgot exists.…
Most companies don’t think they have a cybersecurity problem. Until they do. Not because of hackers in hoodies — but because someone reused a password, left an admin panel open, or forgot about a public file. I’ve spent years observing…