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Oct 5, 2026
A fraudulent ACH payment just went out. The first hour for your accounting team: the bank call, the payroll variant, and finding the mailbox that started it.
Oct 3, 2026
The McKesson breach exposed supplier billing data. Here is the fake invoice risk it creates for North Texas practices and what to do this week if one arrives or leaves your mailbox.
Sep 28, 2026
A fake vendor invoice is paid and the money is already moving. Here is what a North Texas business should do in the first hours to recover it.
Sep 26, 2026
A fraudulent invoice has gone out from your own email address and a client may have already paid it. Here is what to tell your customers today, and who else you must notify.
Sep 24, 2026
Application delivery controllers hold TLS private keys, live session tokens, and Active Directory bind accounts, and the recurring flaw class against them is unauthenticated code execution that never touches your login logic. A CISSP walk through what the device holds, how an attacker uses the first hour, and how to scope a test that includes it.
Sep 21, 2026
Co-managed IT keeps your IT person and adds 24/7 security coverage. It only works if the line between the two teams is written down before an attack.
Sep 17, 2026
Two exploited Chrome V8 zero days landed within six days, and the browser is now where the session cookies and refresh tokens that matter actually live. This is the threat model for the browser as an SMB asset, and the patching, extension, session, and monitoring controls that change the outcome.
Sep 15, 2026
AI coding assistants now read repositories, run commands, and call external tools on the most credential rich laptops in the company. This is the threat model for small dev teams, the attack paths behind the recent MCP auto run and prompt injection flaws, and the controls that actually change the outcome.
Sep 14, 2026
AI agents can send email, move money, and touch your files. Here is what they do well for a small business, what they cannot secure, and the guardrails to put in place first.
Sep 12, 2026
Response time promises in IT contracts usually measure a help desk ticket, not containment of an active attack. Here is how to tell the difference before you need it.
Sep 10, 2026
The build server and the artifact repository can sign, store, and distribute anything they want, and almost no small business inventories them as tier 0. This is the threat model, the attack path, and the controls that change the outcome.
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