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What SMBs Should Actually Care About From Black Hat 2026

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Black Hat 2026 Cybersecurity Trends: What SMBs Should Actually Care About Every year, Black Hat showcases some of the most advanced cybersecurity research in the world. The headlines often focus on sophisticated exploits, nation-state threats, and highly technical demonstrations. While these topics are important, many small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are left wondering what actually […]

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Preparing for the NTLM Phase‑Out: What SMBs Should Do Now

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Preparing for the NTLM Phase‑Out: What SMBs Should Do Now An era is ending. For years, NTLM quietly kept Windows environments running—authenticating users, enabling access, and acting as a dependable fallback when things weren’t configured perfectly. However, Microsoft has formally deprecated NTLM and is actively moving toward disabling it by default in future Windows and

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AI‑Driven XDR for Incident Response: The Future of SOC Defense

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AI‑Driven XDR for Incident Response: The Future of SOC Defense I’ve spent the better part of seven years getting the call no organization wants to receive. Ransomware is on the network. Data is moving somewhere it shouldn’t. Systems are going dark. In those moments, your security stack either works for you or it doesn’t—and I

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The Biggest Security Risk at RSA 2026: Autonomous AI Agents and the New Identity Crisis

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The Biggest Security Risk at RSA 2026: Autonomous AI Agents and the New Identity Crisis The biggest threat at RSA this year isn’t on the expo floor. It’s the autonomous agent your team spun up last quarter that still has standing access to production. Every year, the Moscone Center gives us a reading on where

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Why SMBs Win with Custom AI Solutions for Manufacturing Efficiency

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Why Manufacturing SMBs Are Winning with Custom AI Solutions for Manufacturing Efficiency Running a small or mid-sized manufacturing business isn’t easy. Tight margins, unpredictable demand, and rising costs make every decision count. While big companies have embraced artificial intelligence (AI) for years, many SMBs assume it’s out of reach. The truth? Custom AI solutions for

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2025 U.S. Tariff: Complete Impact & Action Guide for Small Businesses and SMBs

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Executive Summary: What Small Businesses Need to Know About the New Tariffs The April 2025 U.S. tariff announcements represent a fundamental shift in trade policy with immediate consequences for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Taking effect immediately after President Trump’s “Liberation Day” Rose Garden announcement, these comprehensive tariffs demand urgent strategic responses from business owners

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Tips and Tricks for Surviving a Long Cybersecurity Conference

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Attending a long cybersecurity conference can be both exciting and exhausting. With back-to-back conferences like Black Hat and DEFCON in Las Vegas, you can expect even more excitement and exhaustion. However, you don’t need to freak out! With the right preparation and mindset, you can maximize your experience and come away with valuable insights and

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Beware of Phishing Attacks via Microsoft Teams

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Microsoft Teams Phishing Attempts Unfortunately, researchers at AT&T Cybersecurity recently uncovered a concerning trend: attackers are leveraging Microsoft Teams, a widely used communication platform, to execute phishing attacks. While many users are familiar with traditional phishing via email, the risk within Microsoft Teams chats is often overlooked. Moreover, according to KnowBe4, by default, Teams allows

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