Malvertising: When the Ad at the Top of Google Is the Threat

Thursday, June 18, 2026
Cybercriminals are now buying Google ads that impersonate real software vendors. The page looks legitimate, the download runs cleanly, and your staff would have no reason to question it. This is one of the most common infection paths businesses face right now, and most have never heard of it.... Read More

When a Physical Break-In Becomes a Data Breach

Thursday, June 18, 2026
A laptop disappears over a long weekend, a filing cabinet has been forced, and by Monday the police report is filed, the insurance claim is underway, and the focus is on replacing what was taken. Most business owners treat this as a property crime, pay the excess once the replacement device arrives, and move on.What they rarely consider is that the moment a device containing client or staff data leaves their control, the business may be obliged to process not only an insurance claim but also a data breach notification.... Read More

Your Competitor Just Got Hacked. What Makes You Different?

Friday, February 27, 2026
Your competitor didn’t think it would happen to them either. If ransomware locked your systems tomorrow, could you recover in 24 hours? Read this before you find out the hard way... Read More