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Phish & Tell
The cybersecurity brief for business owners who wear every hat
Especially for the under-resourced. Each issue: one scam doing the rounds, the exact tell that gives it away, and one setting to change this week. Written to be read in three minutes and forwarded to your team.
Quote & Qualify
For suppliers who keep getting screened on security
For businesses selling into hospitals, enterprises and primes. What buyers are asking for, how to answer without over-promising, and which single piece of proof unlocks the most deals this quarter.
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Guides and tools.
The Security Questionnaire Starter Kit
Has a big client—or a partner, vendor, payment processor, or insurance company—ever sent you a long list of security questions? Did it make your head spin? Don’t worry, this guide will help you answer those tricky questions like a pro.
Tabletop Exercise: Lite
Practice staying CALM in a cyber crisis — before it counts. The CALM Lite Tabletop GPT walks you through a mini simulated cybersecurity scenario, step-by step — so you can practice leading your business through uncertainty with confidence.
Social Media Lockdown
Say goodbye to the fear of waking up to a compromised account. With “Social Media Lockdown: The 5-Step System to Outsmart Hackers and Secure Your Brand Online,” you’ll learn exactly how to protect your accounts from hijackers and scammers. We’ve also included 10 tips to protect your Meta Business Manager and Meta Ads Manager accounts.
Identify and Avoid Scams
Say goodbye to the stress of scammy emails, sketchy texts, and “too good to be true” offers. With our 3-page guide, “How to Identify and Avoid Scams: A Simple Guide,” you’ll learn how to quickly spot red flags, protect your business from common scams, and confidently handle suspicious messages—without needing to be a tech expert.
5 Common Myths
But when it comes to cybersecurity, you might be operating under some dangerous misconceptions. Let’s bust 5 common myths that could be putting your business at risk…
Protect Your WordPress Site
The most common WordPress security issues stem from outdated software, weak passwords, and insecure plugins. By focusing on these areas, you can eliminate a large portion of potential vulnerabilities. Regular updates, strong authentication, and careful plugin management form the foundation of a secure WordPress site.
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Artificial Intelligence
AI Automation for Small Business: Safe, Simple, and Secure
Give the wrong automated tool the keys to your business data, and you open the door to data exposure, malicious prompts, runaway API costs, and “ghost processes” running in the background that nobody is monitoring. This guide will help.
Incident Response
What to Do in the First 72 Hours After a Data Breach
Last week’s post explored how to tell if customer data was stolen in a cyber attack. This week’s guide picks up where that one left off: what to do after the signs point to a likely breach.
Trends
10 Cybersecurity “Rules” That Are Outdated
Still changing passwords every 90 days? That rule is officially dead. Here are 10 cybersecurity practices experts say small business owners should stop following.
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