by Brad Daugherty | Jul 14, 2026 | IT Management
Cyber insurance forms are starting to ask more specific questions about backups. One phrase that keeps showing up is “immutable backup.” It sounds technical, but the idea is simple: backup data should be protected so attackers cannot easily change, encrypt, or delete...
by Brad Daugherty | Jul 13, 2026 | Cybersecurity
Most security conversations start with software, firewalls, or MFA. Those matter. But a lot of real business risk starts with something much more ordinary. It starts when the same laptop handles work email, cloud apps, saved passwords, and personal browsing all in the...
by Brad Daugherty | Jul 10, 2026 | New Technology
Passwords are still carrying too much of the load for most small businesses. They get reused, forgotten, phished, and reset over and over. That is why passkeys are worth paying attention to now, especially for Anderson businesses already relying on Microsoft 365,...
by Brad Daugherty | Jul 9, 2026 | IT Management
When someone leaves the company, most businesses handle the obvious steps. Email gets disabled. The laptop comes back. Building access gets cut off. What often gets missed is everything the person signed into outside the main IT stack.That is where zombie accounts...
by Brad Daugherty | Jul 8, 2026 | IT Management
A lot of support tickets do not start with bad luck. They start with access somebody never should have had in the first place. A user installs something sketchy, changes a setting they do not understand, or disables a control because it feels inconvenient. Then the...
