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Is Cyber Insurance Becoming Uninsurable?
In 2025, global cybercrime costs are expected to hit a staggering $10.5 trillion annually, threatening the very foundation of business stability. This rising tide of digital threats has led many to rely on cyber insurance for peace of mind. But there is a growing...
Your Password May Already Be for Sale
In 2025, law enforcement keeps knocking criminal sites offline, yet the stolen password market keeps roaring back. Recent reporting tallies more than 53.3 billion distinct identity records in circulation. Criminal groups trade bundles of usernames, stolen passwords,...
What the Massive Gmail Password Leak Means for You
This October, as Cybersecurity Awareness Month begins in Utah, law offices, clinics, classrooms, and local businesses are facing a cybersecurity story with real impact. Cybercriminals have compiled and shared over 183 million email passwords, including millions of...
Securing Hybrid Work Environments in Utah
Protecting Sensitive Data in the New Normal 66% of small businesses in Utah are now operating in hybrid work environments, a model that is here to stay, especially for law firms, healthcare providers, and financial professionals. While this flexible approach helps...
Happy Cyber Awareness Month
Did you know that Cyber Awareness Month was launched in 2004 to help individuals and organizations stay safer online? According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, over 70% of small businesses are not prepared for a cyberattack. That makes October the perfect time...
Windows 10 End of Life Frequently Asked Questions
Update: As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft has officially stopped providing essential security updates, bug fixes, and support. If you feel like we just got used to Windows 10, you’re not alone. Yet here we are, with Microsoft officially marking October 14, 2025 as the...
Act Now: Cisco VPN Flaw Exposes Remote Workers to Hackers
Over 1 billion devices worldwide still run on Windows 10, and come October 14, 2025, Microsoft will stop providing essential security updates, bug fixes, and support. Is your business ready? Read more here.Do you work remotely, or manage employees who do? According to...
What To Do If You Can’t Upgrade Windows 10
Update: As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft has officially stopped providing essential security updates, bug fixes, and support. Did you know that over 68% of PCs worldwide still run Windows 10, even though Microsoft announced the Windows 10 End of Life date as October...
Remote Work Cybersecurity Tips to Keep Business Safe
Over 1 billion devices worldwide still run on Windows 10, and come October 14, 2025, Microsoft will stop providing essential security updates, bug fixes, and support. Is your business ready? Read more here.While return-to-office mandates are becoming more common,...
7 Crucial Tips to Spot a Phishing Email and Protect Your Inbox
Over 1 billion devices worldwide still run on Windows 10, and come October 14, 2025, Microsoft will stop providing essential security updates, bug fixes, and support. Is your business ready? Read more here.If you run a small business, you're a prime target. A...
Salt Typhoon is The Breach That Exposed Cybersecurity Patch Management
In 2025, a cyber campaign named Salt Typhoon rocked the world, infiltrating critical telecommunications infrastructure across more than 80 countries. But here’s the kicker. The hackers didn’t need fancy zero-day exploits. They used vulnerabilities that were already...
Implementing Zero Trust Security on a Small-Business Budget
If you run a law firm in Salt Lake City or a medical clinic in Provo, you know how important it is to protect sensitive client or patient data. Cybercriminals don’t just target big corporations anymore. They target smaller businesses too, because small businesses...











