Email Prompt Injection: Is It Safe to Let Copilot Read Your Email?
Prompt injection is an email attack aimed at the AI assistant that reads your inbox, such as Microsoft 365 Copilot. Here’s how it works insideRead More
Leave a commentMicrosoft Is Counting the Users Your Conditional Access Policies Protect
Microsoft Entra now displays a licensing overage warning when Conditional Access policies cover more users than a tenant’s Entra ID P1 entitlements allow. It isn’tRead More
Leave a commentWhat Is a Break-Glass Account? Does Your Company Need One?
A break-glass account, also called an emergency access account, is a highly privileged Microsoft 365 administrator account that stays sealed until your normal path toRead More
Leave a commentHow to Prioritize Patches When Microsoft Ships 400 at Once
Microsoft’s August 2026 Patch Tuesday addressed more than 400 vulnerabilities, and small IT teams cannot install all of them. Let’s talk about patch prioritization usingRead More
Leave a commentExtortion Without Encryption: Why Your Backups Won’t Save You
A growing majority of extortion attacks never encrypt anything. Instead, attackers steal information and threaten to publish it. Small and midsize businesses face encryption-less extortionRead More
Leave a commentDormant SaaS Integrations: The OAuth Risk Nobody Owns
Dormant OAuth tokens and abandoned SaaS integrations give attackers standing access to business systems long after the projects that created them have ended. The JuneRead More
Leave a commentIs Your Small Business Cybersecurity in Untrained Hands?
A survey found that 52 percent of small businesses rely on untrained staff or the business owner to manage cybersecurity without professional support. The gapRead More
Leave a commentShadow AI Risk: Why the AI Tools That Work Are the Ones to Worry About
Shadow AI spreads fastest when the tools work well. For small and midsize businesses, the AI tools nobody complains about are creating the most cybersecurityRead More
Leave a commentRansomware Gets Your Budget. But Fraud Gets Your Money.
Most small-business cybersecurity spending targets ransomware, but business email compromise and payment fraud generate nearly 100 times the reported financial losses. Here’s how to closeRead More
Leave a commentYour Succession Plan Has a Cybersecurity Problem
Small-business succession plans cover finances, legal exposure, and tax obligations. They almost never cover cybersecurity. That oversight can have serious consequences. A few years ago,Read More
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