Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics
Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics
Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics: What Businesses Need to Know in 2026 Cybersecurity threats are not simply becoming more numerous. They are becoming harder to distinguish from legitimate activity. That is one of the clearest messages in the Huntress 2026 Cyber Threat Report. The report examines threat activity observed during 2025 and shows attackers increasingly relying […]
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Is Your IT Budget Ready for Next Year?
Is Your IT Budget Ready for Next Year?
Small Business IT Budget: What to Include and How to Plan It Technology has become one of the most important operating expenses for almost every small business. Computers, cloud services, cybersecurity, internet access, software subscriptions, backups, support, and equipment replacement all need to be planned for — yet IT is still often treated as an […]
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Phishing Emails Don’t Look Fake Anymore
Phishing Emails Don’t Look Fake Anymore
Artificial intelligence has changed phishing. The spelling mistakes, awkward wording, and obvious red flags people were once trained to watch for are disappearing. Today’s phishing emails can be polished, professional, personalized, and surprisingly convincing. That means businesses need to change how employees evaluate suspicious messages. Instead of asking whether an email looks legitimate, the better […]
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What Is Your Team Putting Into ChatGPT?
What Is Your Team Putting Into ChatGPT?
Is Your Business Data Ending Up in ChatGPT? Employees are using AI tools like ChatGPT to work faster, write better, and solve problems—but they may also be sharing sensitive business information without realizing the risk. Shadow AI is becoming a growing cybersecurity and data governance concern for organizations of every size. The key isn’t banning […]
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The Call From IT May Be the Attack
The Call From IT May Be the Attack
The Call Says It’s From IT. That Doesn’t Mean It Is. Cybercriminals are increasingly impersonating help desks and support teams. The most dangerous part of the attack may be that nothing they ask you to use looks malicious. Most employees have learned to be suspicious of strange email attachments and unexpected password-reset messages. But what […]
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