Insights

The Silent Threat in Your Pocket

We trust our phones with everything—from business emails to banking apps to private conversations. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: tracking and spying on a mobile phone is surprisingly easy—and more common than most people think.

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Stop Ignoring Your Printer Hackers Aren’t

When most people think about cybersecurity threats, they picture phishing emails, weak passwords, or malware—not the office printer.
But here’s the truth: printers are one of the most overlooked vulnerabilities in small businesses today. They handle confidential data all day long—payroll, contracts, client records—and they’re often left wide open for hackers to exploit.

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“Your Reservation Has Been Updated” A Common Travel Scam to Watch For

Summer travel season is here, and for cybercriminals, that means opportunity.
One of the most common scams we’re seeing right now involves fake booking confirmation e-mails. These messages look like they’re coming from real companies — airlines, hotels, rental car agencies — and they’re convincing enough to fool even experienced travelers.

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The Dark Side of AI Chatbots

AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and the recently released DeepSeek have become part of everyday life. They help us write emails, draft documents, brainstorm ideas, and even plan meals or shopping lists. The convenience they offer is undeniable.

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Data Extortion Is the New Threat

If you think ransomware is the worst thing that can happen to your business, there’s a new threat you need to know about — and it’s even more ruthless.
It’s called data extortion, and it’s changing the way cybercriminals operate. Instead of locking you out of your data and demanding payment for a decryption key, attackers now steal your data and threaten to leak it publicly unless you pay up.

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What Happens to Your Apps When Windows 10 Support Ends?

That’s the day Microsoft officially stops supporting Windows 10. No more security updates. No more bug fixes. No more help from Microsoft if something goes wrong.
But what does that mean for the tools and apps your business relies on every day?
Let’s break it down in plain terms.

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