Category Leadership & Culture

7 Things Every Business Should Check After an Employee Leaves

When someone leaves a company, HR usually thinks about paperwork, final pay, and maybe an exit interview. But from a security perspective, offboarding is one of the most overlooked — and riskiest — moments in the employee lifecycle. An ex-employee with…

Shadow IT: How to Spot Tools Your Teams Are Using Without Approval

Your marketing team finds a new free design tool.Sales signs up for a file-sharing app because “it’s faster.”HR starts using a survey platform to collect feedback. It’s not malicious. It’s Shadow IT — tools your teams adopt without approval or oversight. And…

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…

Security Starts with Gratitude, Not Control

Most companies treat cybersecurity as a set of strict rules: Important? Absolutely.But here’s the catch: rules alone don’t make people care. Employees often see security as extra work, or worse — as constant control. That mindset creates resistance, shortcuts, and mistakes.…

Phishing Doesn’t Look Like Phishing

When most people hear phishing, they imagine clumsy emails about the “Nigerian prince” or obvious grammar mistakes. But modern phishing doesn’t look like that anymore. Today’s attacks are polished, professional, and frighteningly convincing. They mimic business tools, partner communications, even your…

The Role of Non-IT Employees in Security

Why cybersecurity isn’t just IT’s job — and how every team member can protect the business. When people hear “cybersecurity,” they think of IT teams, sysadmins, or that one “tech guy” who fixes everyone’s laptops. But here’s the reality:Most security…

Fake Letters From the CEO — And Why They Work

How attackers exploit internal trust — and why you should check even “your” emails. Some attacks don’t start by hacking your systems.They start by hacking your trust. A well-timed, convincing email that looks like it’s from your CEO, CFO, or team…