Could Your Business Keep Running If the Office Closed Tomorrow? Lessons from Muncie’s August Flooding

Business Continuity

In August 2026, the White River rose to 18.64 feet, well above the 15-foot mark that the National Weather Service considers major flood stage. Delaware County’s Emergency Management Agency issued evacuation notices, roads closed, and the flooding disrupted homes and...

Dolly Parton’s Legacy: What She Teaches Us About Business Continuity

Business Continuity, IT Management

Dolly Parton’s death at age 80 has prompted people around the world to reflect on the music, businesses, and philanthropic programs she built. Her death was confirmed by the Associated Press on August 25, 2026. Her legacy offers business leaders a broader lesson:...

How Ransomware Attacks Actually Hit Muncie Small Businesses

Cybersecurity

Ransomware usually does not start with a hooded hacker breaking through a firewall in one dramatic moment. For a lot of Muncie businesses, it starts with something normal: a reused password, a convincing email, an unpatched device, or a remote access tool nobody has...

Cyber Insurance Renewal Questions: What Anderson Businesses Should Know Before They Answer

Business

Cyber insurance applications used to feel like paperwork. Now they are closer to a security audit. Anderson businesses are being asked direct questions about MFA, backups, endpoint protection, encryption, remote access, employee training, and incident response. The...

Messy Offboarding Usually Starts With Messy Onboarding. Richmond Businesses Should Fix Both.

IT Management

When an employee leaves and nobody knows every account they had, that is not just an offboarding problem. It is an onboarding problem that has been waiting to show up. Richmond businesses often add access quickly because the new person needs to get productive. That...