
A Free Federal Security Guide for One-person Businesses, and What to Do First
NIST released a free cybersecurity guide for businesses with no employees. Here’s what it asks you to do, in plain English, and where to start this week.

NIST released a free cybersecurity guide for businesses with no employees. Here’s what it asks you to do, in plain English, and where to start this week.

DreamHost forced password resets in October 2026. Learn what customers should do and why every business should check its email forwarding rules.

Two critical PHP bugs were fixed October 21. Here’s how to tell whether your business website is affected, and the one question to ask your host.

Microsoft’s October 2026 update fixes over 1,400 security bugs, including one attackers already use and Outlook flaws that need no click. Here’s what to check.

Office 2021 stopped getting security updates on October 13, 2026. Here’s how to check your version and what to switch to.

Microsoft deleted some nonprofits’ Microsoft 365 data by mistake and can’t get it back. Here’s who was affected and how to back up your own.

It looks like a legit email from you or your business… but it’s not? How do you spot the difference?

You delete a sensitive email and breathe a sigh of relief. It’s gone, right?

If you rely on Gmail to manage your business communications, big changes are on the horizon.

While employees unplug and business routines loosen up, cybercriminals ramp up their activity, targeting the often-overlooked weak links in small business security.