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Protecting Your Firm from “Session Hijacking”: Why MFA Alone Won’t Stop Cookie Theft
Article summary: Multi-factor authentication confirms who you are at login. Session hijacking attacks after that point, stealing the cookie that proves login already happened. By the time a session cookie is stolen, MFA is irrelevant. Session hijacking protection requires a different set of controls: shorter session lifetimes, conditional access policies, and monitoring for anomalous session…
Read MoreWindows 11’s new focus on efficiency
What if the biggest productivity boost for your team isn’t a new tool but a smoother experience with the tools they already use?
Tiny delays, cluttered screens, systems that feel a little sluggish don’t seem like much. But over weeks and months, they eat into efficiency.
These Windows 11 updates will make everyday work feel cleaner and faster…
Is data security your top priority?
Most businesses believe their data security is under control. But confidence and reality don’t always line up.
As companies grow, systems multiply, cloud apps get added, older platforms stay in place, and access permissions stack up.
And that increases risk…
Microsoft Edge introduces a new scam protection tool
Those fake “your computer is infected” pop-ups are getting smarter. And scarier. But there’s some big news from Microsoft that could make them a thing of the past. This update to Edge is changing how your browser fights back against online scams…
Read MoreHow to Stop Ransomware Before It Locks You Out: A Small Business Guide to Proactive Defense
For many business owners, ransomware only feels real when everything suddenly stops working and a ransom note shows up. But that’s the end of the story, not the beginning. Long before the lockout, attackers are already inside, exploring your environment and shutting off protections without being noticed. According to Verizon’s 2025 DBIR, ransomware shows up…
Read MoreThe Non-Negotiable Rules for Secure Remote Access and Protecting Client Tax Data
Remote work is no longer an occasional perk during tax season , it’s the new normal. But remote access can quietly create vulnerabilities, and attackers know it. According to Verizon’s 2025 DBIR, stolen credentials account for a significant portion of breaches, often giving hackers direct access to accounting platforms or email inboxes full of sensitive…
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