Your CFO's voice is now an attack surface
What AI voice cloning means for your business, and the controls that actually stop it. The fix is mostly process, not product.
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What we've learned running other people's systems
No vendor press releases and no fear-selling. These are the things we end up explaining on calls often enough that they were worth writing down properly.
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The wire transfer that almost happened
Email fraud against small businesses doesn't involve malware or hacking. It involves a convincing email about changed bank details, and a controls gap you can close this month.
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A backup you have never restored is a hypothesis
Most businesses find out their backups don't work on the worst day of the year. Here is the drill we run instead, and what it costs to run it.
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Nine questions to ask an IT provider before you sign
The questions that separate a provider who runs your systems from one who bills you for tickets. Ask them of us too; we published our answers.
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Why your ERP upgrade keeps slipping, and how to make it a non-event
The reason nobody upgrades the system that runs the business is that nobody can say what will break. That is a solvable problem, and the solution is rehearsal.
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