Posts by Nathan R
5 Signs Your Business Feels Secure, But Isn’t
The Cybersecurity Confidence Gap You know that feeling when you walk out of the house and halfway down the street, you pause. Did I lock the door? You can’t quite remember, but you’re pretty sure you did. So you keep walking. Probably fine, right? That’s cybersecurity in most small businesses. Many small business owners assume…
Read MoreYour Brand’s VIP Pass to the Email Inbox: What You Need to Know About BIMI
You know that feeling when you get an email from a company you recognize, and there’s a little logo right next to their name? That’s BIMI in action—and it might just be the unsung hero of brand trust you didn’t know you needed. Let’s talk about what BIMI is, why it exists, and whether your…
Read MoreHow to Turn AI Curiosity Into Real Business Results
Many small businesses are exploring AI but lack a clear roadmap. Here’s how to get started strategically. The Challenge: AI Tool Sprawl When teams start experimenting with AI, they naturally gravitate toward different tools based on their specific needs. Marketing might prefer one model for tone and creativity. Developers might choose another for code accuracy.…
Read MoreHow to add a new Administrator account to your WordPress website
To add a new WordPress administrator to your self-hosted site, follow the steps below. Log in to your WordPress website When you’re logged in, you will be in your Dashboard. Go to Users In the left-side menu, click on Users. Once on the Users menu, click on Add New User At the top of the page, click on Add New User.…
Read MoreMemory and How It Affects The Performance of Your Computer
What is RAM and How Does It Work? RAM (Random Access Memory), often referred to as Memory, is a type of computer memory that stores data your computer needs to access quickly. Think of it like a workspace where your computer can temporarily store information while performing tasks, such as running programs or opening files.…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Limitations of Syncing Files from SharePoint: Challenges and Best Practices
In today’s digital age, businesses rely heavily on cloud platforms like SharePoint to store, share, and collaborate on vast amounts of data. However, as with any system, there are limitations—especially when dealing with extremely large quantities of files. If your organization is attempting to sync 300,000 files or more from SharePoint, it’s essential to be…
Read MoreMicrosoft 365 and the New Commerce Experience
Microsoft’s Office 365 suite has evolved into a powerhouse subscription, allowing many businesses to retire their servers and run entirely from this bundle of cloud-based products. The productivity suite was originally launched a decade ago and now has more than 300 million paid commercial seats and recently, Microsoft is announcing a price increase for many…
Read MoreWhat is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?
What It Is A zero-day vulnerability (also know as zero-day flaw, zero-day exploit) is at its core, a flaw. It is an exploit in the wild that was previously undiscovered, which exposes a vulnerability in software or hardware. A zero-day vulnerability will often create complicated problems well before anyone realizes there is an issue –…
Read MoreEthics and Unauthorized Practice of Law: Preventing Data Breaches in the COVID Era
Reprinted with permission from Buhl, Little, Lynwood & Harris, PLC. Original article can be found at https://bllhlaw.com/preventing-data-breaches-in-the-covid-era/ Every day brings new stories of companies or governments being hacked and private data being leaked. In the first three quarters of 2020 alone, there were 2,935 publicly disclosed breaches, amounting to the disclosure of 36 billion records.1…
Read More5 Ways SMBs Can Save Money on Security
5 Ways SMBs Can Save Money on Security Small-to-medium sized businesses and large enterprises may seem worlds apart, but they face many of the same cyber-security threats. In fact, in recent years, cyber-criminals have increasingly targeted SMBs. This is because it’s widely known that SMBs have a smaller budget, and less in-house expertise, to devote…
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