Some of the hardest cybersecurity lessons are only learned after the fact. Whether it’s a data breach caused by poor security practices or simple human error, the end result is the same: a loss of time, money, and reputation. You can learn these simple security lessons now and save yourself a lot of hurt along the way.
Cybersecurity is a topic near and dear to most business owners’ hearts. You might not specialize in securing your infrastructure, but it’s still a vital factor that cannot be ignored. Today, we want to cover how you can make cybersecurity as easy as possible for your team so they don’t accidentally put your business at risk.
If you think your business is immune to the dangers of cybersecurity attacks, think again. Cybercriminals don’t discriminate, and they’ll attack you just as readily as a larger enterprise simply due to your weaker network security. If you want to keep your business from suffering a cybersecurity attack needlessly, we’ve got just the thing for you.
The AI honeymoon phase is officially over. In 2026, the question isn’t whether your business is using AI, it’s whether you’ve handed it the keys to the building without a background check. As IT providers, we’re seeing a surge in emergency room calls from companies that treated AI as a set-it-and-forget-it miracle. To keep your organization from becoming a cautionary tale, you need to stop trusting the machine blindly and start managing it strategically.
We’d be the first to admit it: my team and I put a lot of emphasis on security.
That said, we’d argue that this emphasis is completely warranted, especially considering how intent modern cybercriminals are to accomplish their goals. It’s gotten to the point where you really can’t trust anyone… not even the people you’ve hired to work for your business. It’s an unfortunately necessary mindset that today’s business owners must adopt.
This is why establishing zero-trust security standards is so critical.
