Water System Cyberattacks Put OT Exposure on the SMB Risk Register
Recent attacks against Minnesota water systems show why small organizations should treat operational technology exposure as a business continuity issue. The practical answer is not panic, it is a short list of controls that reduce reachability, improve ownership, and preserve manual operations.
Your Newest Employee Is an AI Agent: Does It Have Too Much Access?
AI agents can create real leverage for small and midsize businesses—but they also introduce new access, identity, and data risks. Here are five practical controls every SMB should put in place before giving an AI agent the keys to critical systems.
Safeguarding Your Small Business: The Importance of Cyber Threat Assessments
In today's digital landscape, small businesses are increasingly becoming prime targets for cybercriminals. Despite their size, these organizations possess valuable assets, customer data, and financial information that make them enticing to hackers. The repercussions of a cyber attack can be devastating, resulting in financial loss, reputational damage, and potential legal liabilities.
NIST 800-171 Revision 3 Draft: What DoD Contractors Need to Know
NIST 800-171 Rev. 3 will cause major changes to DIB companies’ cyber security programs.
Insider Threat: A Significant Risk for Government Contractors
Insider Threats may be the largest risk to your organization.