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The Missing Link Between Digital Investment and Small-Business Growth
You bought the tools. You pay the subscriptions every month. And yet your business doesn’t feel any different than it did before you started.
New Insurance Carrier Targets Dry Cleaners, Salons and Service Firms
There is a new insurance carrier called Corgi, and it is making a move that caught my attention — not because I think you should necessarily call them up tomorrow, but because of how they pulled it of
PaperCut Print Management Hit by Active Attacks
PaperCut NG and MF have a vulnerability being actively exploited — and if you are running this print management software on your shop floor, your print servers need attention this week.
Android Quick Share Makes Device Handoff Easier for Teams
If your team is constantly hunting for cables or fumbling with third-party apps just to pass a file from one Android device to another, there is a built-in fix sitting right on your phone.
AI-Powered Attacks Now Targeting Siemens Industrial Controllers in Manufacturing
Federal agencies put out a warning that threat actors are using artificial intelligence to build exploits aimed straight at Siemens S7 programmable logic controllers.
Ransomware Recovery Scam Poses as Legit Service to Steal Victim Payments
These scammers are going after anyone who’s had ransomware or even thinks they might have it.
What Small U.S. Businesses Actually Want from Their Banks’ AI Tools
Banks have done a bad job integrating AI into the customer experience. I use Chase, and the tools they push just don’t line up with the day-to-day stuff a small operation actually runs into.
U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders Hit Record High for First Half of 2026
Woohoo, orders for manufacturing technology hit a new six-month record in the first half of 2026. That points straight to surging demand for equipment.
Ransomware Hit 1,140 Industrial Orgs in Q2 — 65% Were Manufacturers — and It Stops Production Without Touching the Machines
Ransomware took down 1,140 factories in Q2. That is a lot of lost productivity in one of the most important parts of the economy.









