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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.
The FTC just locked in the start date for its click-to-cancel rule. August 1st is when enforcement begins, and software vendors only have a couple months to line up.
Zoom just rolled out an update where its AI Companion automatically pushes meeting summaries into HubSpot and Salesforce. The feature is aimed at business plan users and includes a claimed two-way syn
QuickBooks Desktop 2023 payroll is already dead. If you are still on that version, you cannot run payroll starting September 30.
Cloud backup sounds simple. Your files are “in the cloud,” so they must be backed up. Right? Unfortunately, that assumption is one of the most common — and most expensive — mistakes small businesses make. The truth is that cloud storage and cloud backup are two very…
When we hear about data breaches in the news, it’s usually the big names — major retailers, healthcare systems, government agencies. But for every headline-making breach, thousands of small business attacks go unreported. The victims don’t make the news, but their…
OpenAI rolled out a lighter business plan that drops the price to twenty dollars a user each month. That undercuts their own thirty-dollar team plan and comes with a promise your chats stay out of the
The Department of Labor dropped a new rule that forces small manufacturers to treat any AI-assisted quality control or production monitoring system like another OSHA recordkeeping item. It starts hitt
Thread actors are already poking at known holes in Synology Disk Stations and QNAP units that plenty of small shops rely on for storage.
Microsoft just gave Copilot the green light to handle multi-step jobs on its own inside Outlook, Teams, and Word. I’m curious to see how this plays out once it’s running in Teams all day.
