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June 28, 2026
When ransomware hits, attackers do not guess at a ransom number. They read your email first. If your cyber insurance policy is anywhere in your digital environment, they know exactly how much to demand - because they know exactly how much your insurer is prepared to pay.
June 28, 2026
When you open your computer and click on OneDrive or Dropbox, do you enter a separate username and password? For most people the answer is no. That convenience has a name - Single Sign-On. And if ransomware hits, it may be the reason your backup is gone too.
June 28, 2026
There is a moment I have seen play out more than once. A business gets hit, files a claim against the cyber insurance policy they have been paying for - and the claim comes back denied. The blame moves fast. But the application had one signature on it.
June 28, 2026
When the conversation turns to security leadership, business owners give one of two answers: they cannot afford a CISO, or they point to Jon who games on weekends and built the network. Neither answer is a security strategy.
June 28, 2026
When business owners ask what cybersecurity costs, the conversation is almost always dead before it starts. Here is what a real security stack actually costs for a 50-person organization - and why the number is not the real conversation.
June 28, 2026
If someone told you to lock your doors, power everything off, and not open again for 30 days - no sales, no service, no revenue - could you afford it? That is exactly what a serious cyberattack asks of you. The ransom is the smallest number on the list.
June 27, 2026
There is an exercise I like to run with business owners who want to understand their real security posture. I walk in wearing a plain t-shirt, sit down at a computer in a position of authority, and wait. In most cases, nobody questions me for 20 to 30 minutes.
