Cybersecurity tips, IT best practices, and technology advice for West Michigan small businesses.
Most breached small businesses didn't skip security — they finished it. They treated it like a project with a signoff date, and then walked away. Here are the 5 things we do — month after month, quarter after quarter — to keep that from being the most expensive line item on your balance sheet.
Right now, anyone in the world can send an email that looks like it came from your domain — unless 3 specific DNS settings are turned on. Here's what SPF, DKIM, and DMARC actually do, in plain English, and the 5 practical steps to lock yours down in about 30 minutes.
Long, 'complex' passwords feel safer — but they're the #1 reason employees reuse, write down, and lose them. A business password manager fixes the problem in about 30 minutes per person. Here are the 5 steps to roll one out the right way.
Most small businesses don't get breached because attackers are clever — they get breached because 6 basic settings were never turned on. Here are the 6 we standardize for every client we protect.
Right now, 1 in every 99 emails your team receives is a phishing attempt — and it only takes one click to hand an attacker the keys to your business. Here are 3 clues anyone can learn in under a minute.
Cyber insurance carriers are now requiring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) as a condition of coverage — and if you're skipping it, you may not just be exposed to hackers, you may be uninsurable.
Most IT providers measure reliability by how fast they close tickets. We measure it by how many tickets never need to exist.
Most companies aren’t breached because of a single dramatic hack—they’re compromised through small, preventable IT gaps that quietly go unnoticed.