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While you and your team may be returning from summer vacations, cybercriminals are relentlessly active year-round. Recent research from ProofPoint and Check Point reveals a surge in phishing attacks during the summer months. Here's how you can stay vigilant and safeguard your…

Has Ransomware Entered Your System Ransomware and ineffectual cybersecurity isn't just a big business problem. Small manufacturers, local governments, and auto dealerships across Ohio are increasingly in the crosshairs, and in many cases, attacks begin with a single, preventable…

Think cyberattacks only threaten huge corporations? Think again. Small businesses are now the prime targets for cybercriminals because they’re easier to breach and more likely to pay ransoms.

The Unexpected Prime Targets for Cyberattacks in 2025 It's easy for small business owners to believe that cybercriminals are interested in large corporations. After all, when major breaches hit the headlines, it's usually a Fortune 500 company making news. But this false sense…

Cybercriminals are evolving their tactics to target small businesses more effectively. Instead of forcefully breaking in, they now exploit stolen login credentials—essentially using your own keys to enter.

Unexpected power failures, cyberattacks, hardware malfunctions, and natural disasters can strike without warning, causing severe disruptions to small businesses. Many believe that simply having backups is sufficient, but restoring a file alone doesn't guarantee business…

Our smartphones go everywhere with us, safeguarding everything from passwords to confidential business talks. But the alarming reality is that phone tracking is far more widespread and accessible than most realize.

Many small business owners mistakenly believe that regulatory compliance only concerns large corporations. In 2025, this misconception is more dangerous than ever. With regulations tightening across industries, small businesses are increasingly targeted by enforcement agencies.

You've heard the phrase: You get what you pay for. This is especially true in the world of IT.