AI Subscription Sprawl: Why Small Businesses Will Pay More for Less in 2026

AI tools are no longer experimental. In fact, for many small businesses, they now sit alongside email, accounting software, and cybersecurity as “must-have” subscriptions. However, that shift comes with a quiet downside. Over the next year, AI subscriptions will change in ways that increase costs, fragment features, and lock businesses into overlapping tools they don’tContinue reading “AI Subscription Sprawl: Why Small Businesses Will Pay More for Less in 2026”

What Cybersecurity Insurance Really Requires in 2026

Cybersecurity insurance requirements in 2026 no longer start with a policy or a premium—they start with proof. Most small business owners already pay for insurance they rarely use, including coverage for phones, equipment, and liabilities that may never surface. However, when the conversation turns to cyber insurance, hesitation suddenly appears. Ironically, that hesitation now createsContinue reading “What Cybersecurity Insurance Really Requires in 2026”

Apple Issues Urgent Zero-Day Security Warning: What Texas Businesses Need to Know Now

In January 2026, Apple issued an urgent security warning affecting iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other Apple devices commonly used in business environments. Two newly discovered zero-day vulnerabilities were confirmed to be actively exploited in highly targeted attacks, meaning attackers were already using them before fixes were available. For small and mid-sized Texas businesses, this isn’tContinue reading “Apple Issues Urgent Zero-Day Security Warning: What Texas Businesses Need to Know Now”