What Is Digital Forensics and When Do You Need It?
What digital forensics is, when your small business needs it, why preserving evidence is critical, what chain of custody means, and how DFIR firms and cyber insurance fit in.
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How to Recover a Hacked Microsoft 365 Account
How to recover a hacked Microsoft 365 account: reset the password and revoke sessions, enable MFA, remove malicious inbox rules and rogue apps, and review the audit logs.
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How to Report a Cyberattack (FBI IC3 and Beyond)
How to report a cyberattack as a small business: the FBI IC3, acting fast on wire fraud, the FTC, state breach-notification laws, CISA, and notifying your cyber insurer.
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How to Recover a Hacked Business Email Account
Business email hacked? Step-by-step recovery: change the password from a clean device, enable MFA, find hidden forwarding rules, revoke access, and warn your contacts.
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What to Do If an Employee Clicks a Phishing Link
An employee clicked a phishing link – here is exactly what to do next: contain the device, change passwords, enable MFA, check for unauthorized access, and harden afterward.
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GLBA Compliance for Small Financial Businesses
GLBA compliance for small financial businesses: what the law requires, who’s covered, the Safeguards and Privacy Rules, and how to comply with a WISP.
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CIS Controls: A Small Business Starting Point
CIS Controls for small business: what they are, why Implementation Group 1 (IG1) is the right baseline, what it covers, and how to start with a prioritized list.
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NIST Cybersecurity Framework Explained for Small Business
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework explained for small business: what it is, the core functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover), and how to use it.
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FTC Safeguards Rule: What Small Businesses Must Do
FTC Safeguards Rule explained for small businesses: who’s covered, the required security program elements, penalties, and how to comply with a WISP.
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What Is a WISP (Written Information Security Plan) and Do You Need One?
What is a WISP (Written Information Security Plan), and do you need one? Who it’s required for, what goes in it, how to create one, and how to keep it current.