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How one ransomware attack turned into a trust-building win. Key Takeaways: Leadership matters when cyber risk becomes reality. Speed and coordination can restore lost ground fast. Preparing for the worst earns client loyalty tomorrow. When a construction company’s Active Directory was infected with ransomware their user database was stolen. They needed restoration and trust restored. […]
New beverage concept in Hiram shows what local momentum looks like Key Takeaways: Daybright will bring fresh choices—coffee, juices, smoothies, and food—to Paulding County without serving Chick-fil-A signature items It signals investment and revitalization when a national brand repurposes an existing location to serve evolving local demand Reliable tech infrastructure is key so operations, payment […]
What does it take to become Cobb’s Small Business of the Year? Key Takeaways: Built during tough times and expanded in 2024 with operational consistency Invests in employee growth and unwavering service quality Rooted in community – award formally recognized by the City of Acworth Congratulations to Mike Schroeder and 1885 Grill Acworth on earning […]
Do you know if Lanscope endpoint clients in your network are safe? Key Takeaways: CVE-2025-61932 allows remote code execution via Lanscope agent vulnerabilities Applicable to on-premises versions 9.4.7.2 and earlier, no workaround Apply patches now or risk breach – safe versions begin with 9.4.7.3 A critical security flaw has been discovered in Lanscope Endpoint Manager […]
When invoices expose you: billing data unprotected Key Takeaways: 178,519 unprotected files exposed in latest billing breach Information included tax IDs, invoices, addresses, phone numbers Encryption + password protection could have prevented it Nearly 180 thousand files were exposed in a billing platform breach because the system lacked encryption and password protection. Businesses large and […]
Ever wondered if that weird blank spot in an email is a warning? What inline SVG images are and why attackers love them | How Outlook’s change protects your business | What you should do today to stay safe | Conclusion | FAQ ## What inline SVG images are and why attackers love them Inline […]
Case Study: How We Saved a Tax Firm $500K in 9 Months Client: Ginnett Zabala, LLC Industry: Finance and CPA Services Location: Paulding County, Georgia Website: https://gzabala.com/ Challenge Ginnett Zabala, LLC, a growing finance and CPA firm, encountered several challenges as it sought to modernize its IT infrastructure: High Initial IT Infrastructure Costs: The firm […]
Change Healthcare, a major health payment processor owned by UnitedHealth Group, suffered a massive ransomware attack in February 2024. This breach exposed sensitive information of millions, including many Georgians. Alternative Reading Link: 🚨 Change Healthcare Letters & Data Breach 🚨 | LinkedIn 🔓 What Was Exposed: Personal Information: Names, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, […]
Massive Dark Web Leak Exposes Thousands of Capitol Hill Staffers’ Passwords Could over 3,000 Capitol Hill staffers’ leaked passwords endanger national security? A recent data breach has exposed sensitive information of thousands of government employees, raising major concerns about the security of government institutions. A Startling Discovery Cybersecurity firm Proton recently uncovered a significant leak […]
Hacked on the Highway: Can Hackers Hijack Your Electric Car? The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is not only about clean energy; it’s also about technology integration and connectivity, bringing both opportunities and risks. As EVs become more prominent on our roads, so do the cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with them. From EV charging stations to software […]
