The Domain That Looks Right Until You Look Closely micosoft.com, paypa1.com, yourcompany-support.net — typosquatting and lookalike domains are one of the oldest tricks in phishing, and they still work because a domain that’s off by one character, or uses a different top-level domain, or embeds your real company name inside a longer fraudulent one, passes…
The Account That Controls Everything Else Your domain registrar login is one of the most under-protected high-value accounts in most small businesses — and it’s arguably more dangerous to lose than your email itself, because whoever controls your domain can redirect your website, intercept your email by changing your MX records, and issue their own…
The Click That Skips the Password Entirely Most phishing training focuses on fake login pages designed to steal a password. OAuth consent phishing doesn’t bother with any of that — it sends your employee to the real Microsoft or Google login page, lets them authenticate completely legitimately, MFA and all, and then asks them to…
MFA Alone Isn’t Access Control Most small businesses treat multi-factor authentication as the finish line for login security — if someone enters the right password and approves the push notification, they’re in, full stop. Conditional access policies add a second layer most small businesses never touch: rules that evaluate who is logging in, from what…
The Question Every Growing Small Business Eventually Asks ISO 27001 comes up constantly once a small business starts landing bigger clients — a customer’s procurement team asks for it, a cyber insurance application references it, or a competitor lists the badge on their website. The certification is real, respected, and genuinely improves your security posture…
How to properly structure admin access on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google Business Profile, and exactly what to do if one of these accounts is hijacked.
A vendor or IT provider breach notification just arrived. A first-48-hours playbook for containing your exposure, assessing your own data risk, and meeting notification duties.
What 2026 cyber insurance underwriters actually ask about MFA, EDR, backups, and incident response, and why misrepresenting your controls can void a claim later.
Payroll diversion fraud reroutes an employee’s paycheck with a single fake direct-deposit-change email to HR or payroll. How the attack works and the callback rule that stops it.
Infostealer malware infects a single device and quietly exfiltrates every saved password and session cookie on it. How it spreads, the warning signs, and how to contain an infection fast.