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By harryth_xitx
May 15, 2026

Business Email Compromise in 2025: How a Single Thread Hijack Becomes a Six-Figure Wire Transfer

Business email compromise is the most financially destructive cybercrime category in the United States — not ransomware, not data theft, not credential harvesting. The FBI's 2024 Internet Crime Report recorded adjusted losses exceeding $2.9...

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By harryth_xitx
May 14, 2026

IT Services Agreement: 7 Clauses That Leave Your Business Exposed

Most business owners don't read their IT services agreement until something goes wrong. That's exactly when they find out the document they signed doesn't say what they assumed. The gaps aren't accidental — standard...

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By harryth_xitx
May 14, 2026

5 Questions That Reveal Whether Your IT Firm Is Actually Watching Your Environment

Monitoring your environment is the single clearest dividing line between an IT firm that is genuinely protecting your business and one that is simply answering your calls. Most business owners have never verified that...

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By harryth_xitx
May 13, 2026

SOC 2 Report: What It Actually Tells You – and What It Doesn’t

Your IT vendor just sent over their SOC 2 report — a 60-page PDF packed with auditor language, control descriptions, and carefully worded opinions. Everyone in the room nods. Nobody reads it. That is...

AI for Business, Blog

By harryth_xitx
May 13, 2026

AI Automation Projects in Small Businesses: Why Most Fail by Month Three – and the One Scoping Question That Prevents It

Most AI automation projects in small businesses don't crash - they fade. The pilot looked promising in week two. By month three, nobody is logging in. The tool is still on the credit card...

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By harryth_xitx
May 13, 2026

Insider Threat Attacks: What the Coinbase Breach Tells SMBs About Their Biggest Blind Spot

The Coinbase breach of 2025 did not involve a sophisticated exploit. No nation-state hacker broke through a hardened firewall. Attackers simply paid a customer service employee to hand over data on roughly one percent...

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By harryth_xitx
May 13, 2026

Supply Chain Attacks on Small Vendors: What It Means When Your Client Is Auditing You

Attackers do not always go after the large enterprise or the government agency directly. They go after the smaller firm that already has access - to systems, data, or the network. The breach flows...

AI for Business, Blog

By harryth_xitx
May 12, 2026

AI Agents Explained: What They Actually Do – and How to Cut Through the Hype

If you run a company with 20 to 200 employees, you have almost certainly heard the phrase "AI agent" in the last six months. Getting AI agents explained honestly — without vendor spin —...

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By harryth_xitx
May 12, 2026

CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities 2025: What the KEV Catalog Really Tells You About Attacker Priorities

Get a Second Opinion Sometimes the best thing you can do for your business is have someone outside your current vendor relationship take a fresh look. That's what a strategy call gives you —...

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By harryth_xitx
May 11, 2026

IT Vendor Contract Language: 5 Places Liability Gets Buried Before You Sign

Most business owners spend more time negotiating the monthly fee than reading the contract that governs what happens when something goes wrong. That is a costly order of priorities. The pricing section is straightforward....

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