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How Law Firms Should Evaluate an IT Provider
A partner or office manager vetting IT providers for a law firm has a harder job than a typical business — the wrong choice can put matter confidentiality, e-filing uptime, and the firm's ABA Model Rule 1.1 competence duty at risk. Here are the questions to ask and the red flags to watch for.
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The Microsoft 365 Security Features Every CPA Firm Should Already Be Using
Microsoft 365 Business Premium includes the security controls IRS Publication 4557 expects a tax practice to have in place — MFA, Conditional Access, EDR, audit logs. Most firms are paying for them and leaving them turned off. Here's what's sitting idle and how to fix it.
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Your Employees Are Your Biggest Security Risk — Here's What to Do About It
Over 80% of breaches involve a human element. But the answer isn't blaming your team — it's training them in a way that actually changes behavior.
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What Actually Happens During a Ransomware Attack
Ransomware doesn't start with a ransom note. It starts weeks earlier with a stolen credential or a clicked link. Here's what the attack timeline actually looks like — and what determines whether you recover.
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What Your Cyber Insurance Application Is Really Asking For
Cyber insurance applications look intimidating, but they're asking about a handful of specific technical controls. Here's what each question means and what you actually need in place.
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Why Multi-Factor Authentication Isn't Optional Anymore
MFA is the single most effective security measure most businesses still haven't fully deployed. Here's why it matters and how to do it right.
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Break/Fix vs. Managed IT: The Real Math
Hourly IT support feels cheaper until you add up the downtime, the emergency rates, and the problems that never get caught. Here's how the numbers actually work.
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