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If you’ve ever thought, “Why would a hacker bother with us? We’re just a small company” — you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common things small business owners say about cybersecurity. It also happens to be one of the most dangerous misconceptions out there…
Manufacturers, the SBA just opened up $50 million through the Manufacturing Growth Fund Grant Program. Grants run from $25,000 to $500,000. Sounds helpful until you remember where the money started.
Look, you guys, this is a recurring theme. The June Windows 11 update is blue screening machines with Intel 12th and 13th gen processors right when they wake up.
ChatGPT’s Team plan bumped storage from five gigs up to fifty gigs. That is ten times more room for the same price, and it opens up some practical uses for small teams that already pay for the service
QuickBooks Desktop 2023 is shutting down on July 31. Payroll and bank feeds stop working right along with it. If you still run that version, you have about 57 days to sort out a replacement.
Microsoft is rolling out a new Copilot feature in Teams called Actions. It automatically creates meeting recaps, drafts follow-up messages, and assigns tasks right after the call ends.
Those texts claiming to confirm your e-file are not from the IRS. They are a straight-up scam aimed at small business owners right before the June 16 deadline.
Microsoft is rolling out a new business chat to replace the classic Teams chat panel, and the timing lines up with their Copilot updates. The change is hitting business plans now, and it comes with th
Zoom pushed out a high-severity patch for a privilege escalation flaw that hits every Windows machine running their desktop client. If you use Zoom for meetings, this one needs your attention before s
Privilege escalation in Zoom means someone with a basic login can grab more control and start installing whatever they want. That turns into chaos fast once they have the keys.
