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HIPAA enforcement has shifted. The Office for Civil Rights is no longer waiting for breach reports—they're conducting proactive audits and issuing fines for security gaps that existed before any incident occurred. For medical practices operating with outdated IT infrastructure or incomplete security controls, the compliance deadline isn't theoretical. It's now. This HIPAA security checklist covers the 12 technical and administrative safeguards your practice needs to demonstra

Windows 10 support ends October 14, 2025. No more security patches. No more updates. Here's what your business needs to do before the deadline hits.

Data breaches trigger a cascade: containment costs, mandatory notification, regulatory investigation, and lasting reputation damage. Prevention costs less than response.

Imagine getting an email one morning that appears to be from your CEO, saying “Hey, I need you to pay this vendor immediately — I put it through already.” The wire goes out. Later, you find out the CEO never sent it — your accounting team was tricked by a business email compromise (BEC)  scam. This kind of attack is among the most dangerous because it leverages trust, urgency, and social engineering — not technical wizardry. Even the savviest business owner can fall for it if

Ransomware is no longer “some hacker in Russia messing around” — it’s a massive industry. Criminals know many small businesses lack strong defenses, so they target you. They encrypt your data, demand ransom, and give you a deadline — often with penalty escalations. You might think “I have backups, so I’m safe.” But that’s not always enough. Weak backups, overlooked dependencies, or delayed recovery can leave you out of business anyway. What Is Ransomware & How It Spreads Mali

In today's digital world, businesses face a constant threat from cyber attacks. Every day, hackers are finding new ways to breach security systems and steal sensitive information. This reality makes it crucial for businesses to adopt a proactive approach to IT security. Proactive IT security means taking steps to prevent security breaches before they happen. It is not just about having a strong firewall or antivirus software. It involves a comprehensive strategy that includes