Disabling an email account is not the same thing as offboarding an employee.

In February 2025, two IT employees at a government contractor were fired during a remote meeting. According to federal court records, about five minutes after the termination, one of the employees attempted to reconnect to t...
Harrison
09.01.26 02:22 PM - Comment(s)

For many small businesses, QuickBooks Desktop has been the backbone of accounting for years. It’s familiar, reliable, and for a long time it was the default recommendation for small businesses, accountants, and bookkeepers. But the landscape is changing. Intuit has been gradually phasing out QuickBo...

Harrison
04.10.26 11:50 AM - Comment(s)

For years, business security has been built around a simple idea: keep attackers out. Firewalls, antivirus, and endpoint protection all serve that purpose, and for a long time, that approach made sense. Threats were largely external. If you could block the intrusion, you could protect the business.

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Harrison
04.02.26 02:52 PM - Comment(s)

If you run a small business in 2026, you are running a technology operation. Whether you intended to or not.

It rarely begins strategically. The tech savvy owner sets up Microsoft 365. A capable employee informally manages passwords. The office manager resets the Wi Fi when needed. Backups are assume...

Harrison
03.27.26 02:48 PM - Comment(s)

For years, the go-to answer to ransomware has been simple: “We have backups.” While backups are a critical part of any cybersecurity program, relying on them as the primary ransomware defense is a dangerous oversimplification. In today’s threat landscape, backups alone are no longer enough.

Modern ra...

Harrison
02.03.26 01:18 PM - Comment(s)