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Breach Secure Now Launches AI Risk to Adoption Program℠ to Help SMBs Move from Unmanaged AI Risk to Secure, Scalable Adoption

Breach Secure Now introduces the AI Risk to Adoption Program, a structured, MSP-guided approach designed to help SMBs uncover hidden AI risks, align leadership, and...

By: Nicole Kurtz
April 28, 2026

Turning Output Overwhelm Into Productivity

AI is increasing the speed and volume of output, leaving many organizations feeling overwhelmed. But overwhelm is not the problem, it is a signal. The...

By: Nicole Kurtz
April 22, 2026

Can AI Productivity Become Too Much? The Rise of Output Overwhelm

AI is helping teams move faster than ever, but more output doesn’t always mean more progress. As idea generation accelerates, many organizations are struggling to...

By: Nicole Kurtz
April 15, 2026

5 Real Incidents That Show How AI Can Accidentally Leak Company Data

Employees are using AI tools like ChatGPT to work faster, but without oversight, it’s creating a new risk called Shadow AI. From leaked source code...

By: Chris Gross
April 8, 2026

Small Business Cyber Security: The Ostrich Effect

The following blog first appeared on the Secure ERP blog. It is reprinted here with permission. Some small business owners will realize I’m describing them...

By: Art Gross
March 1, 2018

How Does the Dark Web Impact Small Businesses?

Identity theft is an unfortunate occurrence that is all too familiar with most business owners, but do those individuals know where the compromised data will...

By: Art Gross
February 28, 2018

Good News: Ransomware declines Bad News: Coinminers increase

An article over at Bleeping Computer gives very good insight into the use of exploit kits. It seems that cybercriminals have started to move away...

By: Art Gross
February 27, 2018

The Human Factor – The Weakest Link In Data Protection

By: Art Gross
February 26, 2018

Fighting Costly Threats with Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Cybercrime causes $450B in damage annually. View our infographic to see the scale of the threat and why data breach prevention is vital for every...

By: Art Gross
February 20, 2018

How Will Your Employees Get You Hacked?

Breaches are becoming increasingly common as cybercriminals continue to advance their skills and tactics to trick their victims into falling for their scams. While cybercriminals...

By: Art Gross
February 16, 2018

What is Your Personal Information Worth on the Dark Web?

The dark web is often known for the illegal activities conducted there, and while not everything on the dark web is illegal, it’s most appealing...

By: Art Gross
February 9, 2018

Password Habits: Why You Need Cybersecurity Awareness Training

Don’t let bad password habits become a major security risk assessment finding. See the stats in our infographic and strengthen your human firewall today....

By: Art Gross
February 5, 2018

Cybersecurity: An Opportunity to Be the Hero

Missed Opportunities Missed opportunities. They come in many forms, shapes, and sizes. It might be personal, professional, or just for the fun of a moment....

By: Art Gross
April 24, 2019

Business Email Compromise Incidents up 133%

Business email compromises (BEC) scams made a big statement in 2018, seeing a 133% increase over 2017, according to a recent report by Beazley Breach...

By: Art Gross
April 16, 2019

Cybersecurity Common Sense

How many times do I have to tell you? Sadly, if you’re reading this, odds are that you are an adult now, but you should...

By: Art Gross
April 10, 2019

Tax Refund Scams – Know What to Look For

Tis the season! You’re making mental plans with what is hopefully a generous tax refund and deciding what to do with the surplus of cash...

By: Art Gross
April 5, 2019

The State of Compliance

We are all aware of federal compliance regulations when it comes to the privacy and security of our information. For example, you’d be hard pressed...

By: Art Gross
March 27, 2019

How to Create an Incident Response Plan

Data breaches are extremely common as technology continues to advance. Of those breaches, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are a favored target for cybercriminals. In...

By: Art Gross
March 20, 2019

Fake Check Scam

Being scammed can happen so easily today, but when you make it about a topic that many people can let their guard down with, the...

By: Art Gross
March 13, 2019

Tell Me About Yourself

You can’t help someone effectively if you don’t know the details of their situation. So how can you determine what your clients need if you...

By: Art Gross
September 14, 2020

Community Effort

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) division announced a final directive this week that requires all individual federal civilian...

By: Art Gross
September 7, 2020

End User End Game

The conversation around selling your services can get uncomfortable for a variety of reasons. We all have our own beliefs as to how we should...

By: Art Gross
September 2, 2020

Impersonation Nation

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is not a new term. BEC scams have been growing in popularity for some time now. If you’re not familiar with...

By: Art Gross
August 24, 2020

Dark Economy

“This pandemic is great for my business!” said very few people. Unless you’re a hacker. And then it’s likely that business is booming. We don’t...

By: Art Gross
August 17, 2020

Is Punishment Proper?

The emphasis on smart cybersecurity practices is vital. As professionals in the IT industry, we know this, we work to ensure policies and procedures are...

By: Art Gross
August 10, 2020