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?”
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Social Engineering: The Attack That Starts With a Person, Not a Firewall
Cybersecurity is often pictured as a battle between hackers and technology. Firewalls block malicious traffic. Antivirus software detects threats. Password managers protect credentials. Monitoring systems watch for unusual activity. All of those defenses matter. But there is another target sitting in the middle of your security system every day: Your employees. Cybercriminals know that sometimesContinue reading “Social Engineering: The Attack That Starts With a Person, Not a Firewall”
Microsoft July 2026 Windows Security Update: What Businesses Need to Know
Microsoft has released its July 2026 Windows security update, bringing important security improvements and new recovery features for Windows 11 users. The update, identified as KB5101650, applies to Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 and addresses hundreds of security vulnerabilities. For most businesses, installing this update is an important step toward keeping computers protected againstContinue reading “Microsoft July 2026 Windows Security Update: What Businesses Need to Know”