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How to Handle Online Harrassment Without Losing Your Sanity (or Your Business)

If you’re a business owner from an underrepresented group (women or LGBTQ business owners, for example), chances are you’ve already run into the dark underbelly ...

How to Vet the Cybersecurity Practices of Your Partners, Suppliers, or Platforms

Many small‑business owners hear “vet your partners, suppliers, platforms,” but often shrug and say, “Okay… but how?” This blog post answers that: what vetting really means and how to actually do it without being a tech expert. Plus, we highlight ...

Zero Trust vs. Zero Day: What Small Businesses Really Need to Know

I get asked about “Zero Trust” and “Zero Day” a bunch. Both have “zero” in the name, both are buzzy security terms, and both pop up in tech articles. But here’s the thing: they’re not the same. Not even close. ...

Cybersecurity Without the Fear Factor: How Trauma-Informed Practices Keep You Safe and Empowered

This week, I'm sharing something a little different. I was going to talk about "zero trust" versus "zero days", because I get questions about those terms. I'll finish that blog for next week. This week, I'm going to talk about ...

Cyber Insurance: Having Coverage Isn't Enough – You Must Meet the Requirements Too

Key Takeaways: Coverage ≠ Guaranteed Payout: More than 40% of cyber insurance claims were denied in 2024, often because policyholders failed to meet their policy’s security requirements. Simply buying insurance isn’t enough – you must uphold all the stipulated cybersecurity ...

The Tea App Data Breach: What Every Woman Founder Needs to Know About Protecting Her Customers

I wasn't going to write about the Tea breach. There's been lots said about it already. But I do think it's important to see what we can learn from it. So.... let's talk. (My first draft was 5000 words, but ...

Microsoft Authenticator is Ending Password Management: What It Means, How to Export Your Data, and Why Passkeys Are the Future

If you use Microsoft Authenticator, big changes are coming that could impact how you store and manage your passwords. Microsoft has announced that it will permanently remove password storage and autofill features from the Authenticator app starting August 1, 2025. ...

The Mac Security Wake-Up Call Every Woman Business Owner Needs to Read

You're juggling payroll, client demands, marketing, and a dozen other priorities. The last thing you want to worry about is cybersecurity—especially when you've always heard that Macs are safe. Here's the reality check that could save your business. As a ...

Navigating Cybersecurity Grants for Small Businesses

Small businesses face increasing cyber threats but often lack the resources for robust protection. Grants around the world can help. How You Can Leverage Grants for Cybersecurity 1. Professional Cybersecurity Assessments Receive comprehensive risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities in your ...

Phishing Scenarios Every Woman Business Owner Should Know—and What You Can Do

Every woman business owner knows that running a business today means being online—connecting with customers, managing finances, and building your brand. But with that convenience comes a growing risk: phishing scams. If you’ve ever felt anxious or overwhelmed by warnings ...

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