Your host backs up their server, not your website. What a complete backup includes, where copies should live, and why you have to test a restore.
General information, not advice. Carriers increasingly verify what you claimed on the application. Here is how to keep evidence your controls are actually running.
A balanced look at the ransom payment decision: both sides of the argument, what the FBI advises, the sanctions exposure, and who belongs at the table.
The FTC Safeguards Rule defines financial institution far more broadly than you think. Who is covered, what it requires, and where a small business should start.
The five attacks most likely to hit a small business this year, the real odds of each, and the cheapest proven counter for every one of them.
A plain-English look at the security risk assessment small practices skip, the free federal tool that walks you through it, and how to turn findings into a dated action list.
Your email is the master key to every other account. Here is the order to work in when someone gets into it, including the step almost everyone skips.
Kids' game accounts hold saved cards and valuable items, which is why they get stolen. How to protect one in fifteen minutes, and what to do if it is gone.
MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC explained with a post office analogy: what each one does, what breaks when it is wrong, and the change habit that saves your email.
The found USB drive still works, but the bigger risk is company files on unencrypted personal drives. A removable media policy your team will follow.