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Your Business Has MFA. But Is Every Entry Point Protected?

Your Business Has MFA But Is Every Entry Point Protected

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become one of the most important cybersecurity protections for businesses. Many organizations now require employees to approve sign-ins through Microsoft 365, cloud applications, and other essential services, significantly reducing the risk associated with stolen passwords. However, … Continue reading →

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Windows 11 24H2 Support Ends in October

Windows 11 24H2 Support Ends in October

Windows lifecycle deadlines can sound like routine IT housekeeping until the deadline arrives. Microsoft is reminding customers that Windows 11 version 24H2 Home and Pro will reach end of support on October 13, 2026. After that date, those editions will … Continue reading →

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A Critical Elementor Pro Vulnerability Is a Reminder That Your Website Is Part of Your Security Perimeter

Critical Elementor Pro Vulnerability

For many businesses, the company website sits in an unusual corner of the technology environment. It may have been built years ago by a marketing agency, updated periodically by an employee, and hosted by a provider that nobody interacts with … Continue reading →

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Hackers Aren’t Stealing Microsoft 365 Passwords Anymore. They’re Stealing Trust

Hackers Aren't Stealing Microsoft 365 Passwords Anymore. They're Stealing Trust

For years, cybersecurity training revolved around a simple message: don’t click suspicious links, don’t open unexpected attachments, and never enter your Microsoft password into a website you don’t recognize. Those fundamentals are still important, but the threat landscape has shifted … Continue reading →

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What Microsoft Protects—and What Your Business Still Needs to Protect

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Cloud computing has fundamentally changed the way businesses work. Email servers no longer sit in closets, file shares have become SharePoint libraries, and employees can collaborate from virtually anywhere through Microsoft Teams. For many organizations, moving to Microsoft 365 felt … Continue reading →

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Patch Tuesday Matters More Than You Think: Why This Month’s Windows Updates Shouldn’t Be Ignored

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For many business owners, Windows updates are little more than an occasional interruption. A notification appears, someone clicks “Restart Later,” and work continues. Unfortunately, cybercriminals understand this behavior better than most businesses do. They know that organizations often delay updates … Continue reading →

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Over 1,300 SharePoint Servers Still Exposed — And Actively Targeted

Over 1300 SharePoint Servers Still Exposed And Actively Targeted

If your organization runs on-premises Microsoft SharePoint, this is not a “read later” item. More than 1,300 SharePoint servers are still exposed online and unpatched against a vulnerability that’s already been exploited in the wild. That number comes from Shadowserver … Continue reading →

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A New Layer of Meeting Security

A New Layer of Meeting Security

Microsoft is preparing to roll out a new security feature in Teams that could significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access and hidden surveillance during meetings. Starting in May 2026, Teams will begin clearly identifying third-party bots in meeting lobbies, … Continue reading →

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Massive Data Breach at Conduent – What You Need to Know

Massive Data Breach at Conduent

A major cybersecurity incident involving Conduent Business Services is now drawing national attention, as investigators work to determine the full масшscale of what could become one of the largest healthcare data breaches in U.S. history. The breach, which first began … Continue reading →

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Fake LastPass Emails Are Targeting Users

Fake LastPass Emails Are Targeting Users

Cybercriminals are once again targeting password manager users—this time through a carefully crafted phishing campaign impersonating LastPass. The attack leverages urgency, trust, and timing to trick users into exposing their most sensitive credentials, including their master passwords. While phishing is … Continue reading →

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