TECH TUESDAY

Something begins in Las Vegas this coming weekend that almost no business owner has ever heard of. Hacker Summer Camp happens every August, in the same city, and it shapes the security of your office for the following twelve months. We will be watching very closely. You will not need to. Today’s post explains what the week is, why it matters in September rather than August, and what we do with it on your behalf. It is one of the few genuinely August-only items on the calendar

Look around your office. Every person on your team carries a small computer with them, all day, every day. It checks their work email. It opens client documents. It connects to your file storage. It receives the multi-factor authentication codes that guard your most sensitive systems. Then, at the end of the day, it leaves the building and goes home with them. To the coffee shop. On vacation. Sometimes into the hands of their kids at the dinner table. That device sits at the

Something happened in late June that every small business owner should understand, not because it changes what good IT protection looks like, but because it clarifies exactly why continuous, around-the-clock protection matters and why the businesses that have it are in a fundamentally different position than those that do not. Sysdig's Threat Research Team documented what they assess to be the first complete ransomware operation driven end-to-end by an AI agent. The operator,