Security

Why Asset Visibility Has Become an Existential Issue for SMBs Cybersecurity conversations often start with tools: firewalls, EDR, SIEM, vulnerability scanners. But for many small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), breaches don’t happen because they lack tools – they happen because those tools are operating without visibility. In the U.S., 53% of IT teams lack complete…

The Cyber Risk Most Banks Don’t See Until It’s Too Late When banks think about cybersecurity risk, attention naturally gravitates toward core banking platforms, online banking systems, and customer-facing applications. These systems are critical, but they’re not where many incidents begin. In reality, some of the most damaging security failures start with assets that never…

The Patient Safety Impact Most Cybersecurity Conversations Miss In May 2017, a ransomware attack disrupted healthcare delivery across the UK. In just 12 hours, more than 19,000 medical appointments were canceled, including 139 for suspected cancer patients. Emergency departments closed. Diagnostic equipment went offline. Care was delayed, not because clinicians lacked skill, but because medical…

SMBs In The Crosshairs As 2025 Comes To A Close As 2025 draws to a close, one thing is clear. For small and medium businesses, this was not just another noisy year in cybersecurity. It became a turning point. The data from the past two years tells a consistent story. In 2024, 94% of small…

Every cyber leader understands the importance of strong security controls—but the biggest risks in 2026 often come from what you don’t see. Cyber attackers thrive on blind spots: missed patches, dormant accounts, misconfigured rules, shadow IT, or backups no one has tested. These gaps may seem small or routine, yet they account for a significant…

Your organization’s cyber health is now just as critical as its financial health, and in many cases, it’s even more predictive of long-term survival. In 2025, the SMB threat landscape reached an inflection point. Cyberattacks occurred every 11 seconds, and 46% of SMBs experienced at least one successful breach during the year. Even more alarming:…

Annual audits and once-a-year assessments are useful checkpoints. But they are not enough on their own. Between those dates, the environment changes constantly. People join and leave the organization, new vendors connect to your systems, and cloud services are added with a few clicks. If you only discover misconfigurations or missing controls during that next…

Many organizations can produce a binder full of policies on command. Far fewer can demonstrate convincing evidence that these policies are understood, followed, and effectively measured in everyday operations. NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 raises that bar. With the new Govern function at the center of the framework, cybersecurity is no longer a technical checklist. It…