87 Percent of Your Team Works From Personal Phones. Does Your Data Know That?
Most companies now let employees check work email and files from personal phones, but few manage those devices. Here’s what that gap actually costs.
Author: Robert Borges
Budget Season Is Here. Does Your IT Spending Have a Plan Behind It?
Most businesses build next year’s IT budget before they build the plan behind it. Here’s why that order should be reversed, and what the data says about the payoff when it is.
One Company Paid $47,000 to Recreate a Process That Was Never Written Down
One company paid $47,000 to recreate a process that was never documented. Here’s why IT documentation is cheap insurance against a very expensive problem.
The Average Company Runs 371 Software Apps. Most Leaders Can Name Maybe Twenty.
The average company runs 371 software apps and most leaders can only name a fraction of them. Here’s why that’s a budget problem, and how to fix it.
Nearly a Third of Business PCs Are Still Running Windows 10. The Price of Waiting Just Went Up.
Windows 10’s Extended Security Updates program enters year two on October 13, with pricing doubling. Here’s what Massachusetts businesses need to decide now.
A $25 Million Wire Transfer Went Out After a Deepfake Video Call. Could Your Team Tell the Difference?
Deepfake fraud cost businesses over $1.5 billion in 2025. Here’s how Massachusetts companies can protect finance teams from AI-generated impersonation.
Nearly a Third of Data Breaches Now Start With a Vendor. Here’s How to Get Ahead of Yours.
About 30% of breaches now involve a third-party vendor. Here’s how Massachusetts businesses can build a vendor risk review that actually catches problems.
Anyone Can Send Email That Looks Like It’s From You. Here’s How to Shut That Down.
Only 1 in 11 domains meet DMARC best practices, leaving most businesses open to spoofing. Here’s what to fix and why it matters now.
You Already Have an IT Budget. Do You Have an IT Roadmap?
A budget tells you what you’re spending on IT next year. A roadmap tells you why. Here’s what a real 12 to 24 month technology roadmap actually looks like.
Attackers Don’t Need to Break Your MFA Anymore. They Just Steal What It Protects.
A new wave of phishing kits skips cracking MFA entirely, stealing the session token issued right after a real login. Here’s the attack, and how to close the gap.