Category Business Risk & Continuity

5 Questions to Ask Your SaaS Vendor Before Trusting Them With Data

For small businesses, SaaS tools are a lifeline — file sharing, CRM, payroll, project management. But here’s the risk: not every SaaS vendor protects your data the same way. Before you trust a provider with customer records, contracts, or financial data,…

Who Owns Security in a 20-Person Company?

Most 20-person companies don’t have a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). But here’s the truth: cybersecurity can’t wait until you “grow up.” The good news? You don’t need a CISO to get started. Security is a shared responsibility — and small teams can…

The One-Page Security Checklist for Small Teams

Small businesses often think cybersecurity requires big budgets and thick manuals. In reality, most risks can be reduced with a handful of clear, simple habits — all of which fit on a single page. Here’s the one-page checklist every small team should…

When AI Tools Leak Data: The Hidden Risk of Copy-Paste into Chatbots

AI tools are everywhere — drafting emails, summarizing documents, and even brainstorming strategies. But with convenience comes a new risk: what happens when employees copy and paste sensitive business data into a chatbot? The hidden danger A real-world scenario A project manager…

Cybersecurity Without a CISO: Is It Possible for SMEs?

When we think about cybersecurity, we often imagine a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) leading a team of experts, monitoring threats 24 But let’s be honest: most small and mid-sized businesses don’t have a CISO — and probably never will. Does this…

7 Psychological Tricks Hackers Use to Make You Click

Hackers don’t just break systems — they break people’s attention. Instead of brute-forcing passwords, they often manipulate psychology to make you want to click the wrong link or open the wrong file. Here are seven classic tricks they use in phishing emails, fake messages, and…

The Day the Printer Became a Hacker’s Entry Point

When you think of cybersecurity risks, you probably picture servers, cloud accounts, or phishing emails. But sometimes, the weakest link is sitting quietly in the corner of the office: your printer. A real-world case A mid-sized company faced a sudden…

Would You Leave Your Servers Exposed Through… a Thermometer?

When people think of cyberattacks, they imagine phishing, ransomware, or zero-day exploits. But sometimes, the weakest link is not in your software — it’s in your environment. We recently reviewed a case where a company lost hours of business operations.…