Microsoft Patch Tuesday updates are becoming harder for small businesses to ignore. On September 8, 2026, Microsoft released what independent security researchers described as its largest Patch Tuesday ever. The update addressed 966 vulnerabilities, including 105 Critical flaws and two zero-days already being exploited in real attacks. That is a huge number. However, the mostContinue reading “Microsoft’s Biggest Patch Tuesday Ever Shows Why “Update Later” Is Becoming Dangerous”
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Texas Is Testing a New Cybersecurity Model in San Antonio. Could It Work for Small Businesses Too?
Texas has become the testing ground for a new cybersecurity model, and the experiment is starting in San Antonio. On August 31, 2026, federal and Texas officials launched Project Watershed 250, a six-month cybersecurity pilot designed to help Texas water and wastewater utilities identify vulnerabilities and strengthen their defenses. The program connects participating utilities withContinue reading “Texas Is Testing a New Cybersecurity Model in San Antonio. Could It Work for Small Businesses Too?”
Why Browser-Saved Passwords Put Your Business at Risk
If your employees click “Save password” when a browser offers to remember a login, it may seem like a harmless convenience. For personal accounts, browser password storage can be useful. For a business, however, relying on browser-saved passwords as the primary credential-management system can create serious gaps in visibility, control, sharing, and employee offboarding. TheContinue reading “Why Browser-Saved Passwords Put Your Business at Risk”