MFA is a strong front-door lock, but it isn’t the finish line. This issue explains session cookie hijacking — where attackers steal the token that keeps you logged in and replay your already-authenticated session, skipping the MFA prompt entirely. We cover how adversary-in-the-middle phishing and endpoint cookie theft happen, and the layered controls that shrink the window. These are core themes in our cybersecurity work.
We also dig into the “backup exit” strategy: can you actually move your business data off a SaaS platform without the vendor’s help? Proprietary lock-in quietly raises costs and turns every renewal into a forced decision — a risk our business continuity planning is designed to reduce.
Plus: a five-minute security check for browser extensions, a “legacy debt” audit to find your oldest risks first, a modern clean-desk baseline for home offices, and red flags for fake recruitment scams. Not sure where your gaps are? Build your IT plan.