Are Employees Accidentally Sharing Sensitive Files?

Are Employees Accidentally Sharing Sensitive Files?

Article summary: Accidental file sharing happens when employees create open share links, send files to the wrong person, or move work documents into personal accounts. Safer default sharing settings, expiring links, and short, regular employee reminders make these mistakes less likely and easier to undo. 

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Could Former Employees Still Be Accessing Your Company Data?

Could Former Employees Still Be Accessing Your Company Data

Article summary: Former employee access often survives offboarding through shared passwords, personal devices, email forwarding rules, and apps that sit outside your main login system. A written offboarding checklist that covers every account, device, and credential closes those gaps on the employee’s last day. 

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Zero Trust Architecture: A Simple Guide for Small Business Security

Zero Trust Architecture A Simple Guide for Small Business Security

Article summary: Traditional network security can leave gaps when stolen credentials or compromised devices are treated as trusted. Zero Trust reduces that risk by verifying access and limiting users, devices, and applications to the resources they actually need. Small businesses can start with practical steps like MFA, individual accounts, network segmentation, and stronger access controls.…

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Why Managed Backup Is Your Best Defense Against Ransomware

Why Managed Backup Is Your Best Defense Against Ransomware

Article summary: Ransomware can bring business operations to a halt, and paying a ransom does not guarantee a successful recovery. Managed backup provides protected, tested copies of critical data that can be restored when needed. With a reliable backup and recovery plan in place, businesses have a clearer path to getting systems back online and…

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