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Many organizations keep their files in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and believe that means their data is fully protected. It doesn't. Cloud platforms are built to keep your team connected and productive,... Continue Reading

Many companies assume their backups are safe until the first time a restore fails. If you have never put your backups to the test, you are working on hope, not proof. A file stored somewhere is not the same as a... Continue Reading

Compliance problems rarely begin with a breach. More often, they begin with assumptions. A company can invest in the right technology and still not know whether its controls are actually working. Then a... Continue Reading

When one of your employees connects to your company file server from a home router that has never had its default password changed, your office firewall — the one you paid good money for — is... Continue Reading

From the surface, the water appears calm. That's exactly why Shark Week captures attention year after year. The real threat isn't obvious at first glance—it's already moving below the surface. Cybercriminals... Continue Reading

Your Halifax business just received the cyber insurance renewal questionnaire, and question seven asks whether you have multi-factor authentication enforced on all remote access — and you are not entirely... Continue Reading

Your firewall blocked 10,000 automated attacks last month — but it took exactly one employee clicking a fake Canada Revenue Agency email to hand an attacker the keys to your network. Technical controls... Continue Reading

Since January, your business has kept evolving — and your technology has had to keep up. You've likely brought on new team members, rolled out fresh tools and made quick decisions to keep momentum... Continue Reading

Most Moncton business owners assume they are too small to be a target — but ransomware gangs use automated tools that scan thousands of businesses at once, and a 20-person accounting firm on Main Street... Continue Reading