The Open Door You Didn't Know You Had
Recent Citrix NetScaler flaws show why 'install and forget' IT is a risk. Learn how to protect your business from invisible network vulnerabilities.
October 27, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
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Is your website safe? What the recent PHP security flaw means for you
A critical flaw in PHP, the engine powering 70% of the web, has caused global outages. Learn how to protect your business from similar risks.
October 23, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Is it a Hardware Failure or a Hack? Protect Your Business Data
Don't rely on your hosting provider's backups. Learn how to protect your small business from outages and security incidents with independent backups.
October 22, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Is your backup tool letting hackers into your website?
A breach at TeamUpdraft shows why vendor risk matters. Learn how to secure your WordPress site and remove hidden backdoors.
October 20, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Is Your Business Hardware at Risk? The New 'Y2K' Time Bug
A global change in how we keep time could brick old hardware. Learn why unpatchable devices are a risk to your business.
October 19, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Your employees use unapproved software: The hidden risks of Shadow IT
Learn how 'Shadow IT'—unapproved tools used by employees—creates invisible security and legal liabilities for your small business.
October 18, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
How to Secure Your AI Automation with Human-in-the-Loop
Anthropic's recent AI containment failure shows why 'set and forget' automation is a business risk. Learn how to build safe AI guardrails.
October 16, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Your cookie banner is lying to you: How to stop data leaks
A recent study shows many websites leak customer data before the cookie banner is even clicked. Learn how to spot and fix these compliance risks.
October 13, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
How OpenAI's AI agents hacked Hugging Face: the full timeline
From a secret message board in May to a real breach in July: the six milestones of the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident and what businesses can learn from it.
October 12, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles
Office 2021 End of Support: What Business Owners Should Do
Microsoft Office 2021 ends support on October 13. Learn why using unsupported software is a risk and how to choose your next move.
October 12, 2026|Reviewed by David Velarde Robles