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Notes for small businesses on reducing security risks, choosing support, and knowing what to ask next.
CISA’s October Advisory Offers a Practical Cloud-Email Check for Small Offices
A CISA advisory describes specific government-linked cyber activity, including password attacks against Microsoft cloud email. Here are the small-office checks worth reviewing, without mistaking the advisory for a local incident alert.
Read the guideA New NIST Finder for Small-Business Cybersecurity Support
NIST’s cybersecurity support finder helps small businesses locate nonprofit programs that provide direct services. Here’s how a law or CPA office can use it—and what to verify before sharing access or data.
Read the guideHow Small Law and CPA Offices Can Reduce Email Fraud
A familiar sender and an MFA-protected account do not prove a payment request is genuine. Six practical controls help small firms reduce email-fraud risk.
Read the guideElder Fraud Scams Small Law Offices Should Recognize
A sudden request to move savings, a secret emergency or an unfamiliar caller can signal fraud. Small law offices can prepare staff to pause, verify and escalate.
Read the guideWhat to ask before choosing a managed IT plan
Start with coverage, support hours, and responsibilities. A useful IT plan makes all three clear.
Read the guideHow to prepare for a remote IT assessment
A little preparation helps turn a first conversation into a defined scope and a practical next step.
Read the guideMake backup and recovery responsibilities clear
Before choosing a backup service, agree on covered systems, retention, recovery priorities, and who does what.
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