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Has Your Business Become Cyber Complacent?

For many businesses, the absence of a cybersecurity incident feels like a victory. No data leaks, no downtime, no ransom…

Nate Segall

The Lifecycle of Corporate Data and Where Businesses Lose Control

Every organization handles data. Whether it’s financial records, employee files, emails, or customer information, data flows constantly through business operations.…

Nate Segall

Outdated Beliefs About Data Disposal Could Cost You Everything

You’ve just replaced your company’s old computers and servers with newer, faster tech. You’ve deleted the files, maybe even run…

Nate Segall

What Happens to Your Data After It’s Stolen? The Dark Web Economy Explained

It starts quietly. An employee fell for a phishing scam and gave a password or granted access to someone they…

Nate Segall

Cyber Hygiene 2.0: Why Antivirus and Password Changes Aren’t Enough Anymore

You’ve got the basics down. You’ve installed the right software on your company devices to detect and remove malware, and…

Nate Segall

From the Dumpster to the Data Leak: A Look at Physical Security Failures

You upgraded your office tech, cleared out the old equipment, and assumed everything was safely handled. The hard drives are…

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How Generative AI Is Powering a New Wave of Cyber Threats

Hiring someone used to be a pretty straightforward process. Post a job, review some résumés, conduct a few interviews, check…

Nate Segall

Managing Risk as Windows 10 Reaches End-of-Life

The clock is ticking. On October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows 10. While that date may seem…

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ITAD Done Right: How to Protect Your Data and the Planet

Imagine your company upgrades its technology, boxes up outdated laptops, servers, and hard drives, and places them in a storage…

Nate Segall

Most Small Businesses Aren’t Ready for a Breach—Is Yours?

You’ve got enough on your plate as a small business owner—managing day-to-day operations, keeping up with customers, handling payroll, and…

Nate Segall