Security Practices
5 Non-Negotiable Rules to Prevent Employee Leaks of Client PII via Public AI Tools
What happens when someone on your team pastes sensitive client information into ChatGPT to “just make things quicker”? According to TechRadar, 82% of AI-related data exposure incidents involved personal, unmanaged AI accounts. 20% of uploaded files to these tools included sensitive corporate data, according to Axios. As generative AI becomes a go-to productivity tool, employees…
Read MoreHow to Use Zero Trust to Secure Remote Contractor Access
Remote contractors have become a core part of modern business. From developers and designers to customer support reps and third-party IT vendors, they often need access to critical systems, sometimes just as much as full-time staff. But with that access comes risk. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, 30% of security breaches now…
Read MoreUsing Microsoft Teams for Secure Client Communication & Collaboration
Real-time collaboration has become a must in today’s fast-paced digital world. These collaborative tools help to maintain continuity and efficiency. They have also become a way to secure client engagement. An enterprise-grade platform, Microsoft Teams facilitates secure communication to foster internal collaboration and security-compliant client communication. Organizations often fail to maximize the potential of Microsoft…
Read MoreAdvanced Microsoft 365 Security Settings for Enhanced Business Protection
It is critical for organizations not to lose sight of the fact that cyber threats are constantly evolving. New methodologies and new technology are the fuel feeding the growing need for better security measures to maintain organizational IT infrastructure. Microsoft 365 has a suite of security settings, allowing organizations to not only prevent but also…
Read MoreMobile Device Management for iPads & Chromebooks: Better Security, Smarter Management
It doesn’t take a massive breach to cause a major problem. One misplaced Chromebook or an unprotected iPad can open the door to a data leak, and those leaks aren’t cheap. IBM’s research pegs the average cost of a data breach at $4.4 million. That number isn’t just for huge corporations. Schools, local businesses, and…
Read MoreThe Essential Guide to Testing Your Business Disaster Recovery
Your system crashed. Files are gone. Phones aren’t working. Customers are waiting. Ask yourself: can your business recover quickly from setbacks? If that gives you pause, it may be time to rethink your disaster recovery plan. Most small businesses have a disaster recovery plan on paper, but here’s the reality: an untested plan is just…
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