The old advice — watch for bad spelling and grammar — no longer works. Attackers now use AI to write clean, personalized emails using details pulled from your website and your team’s LinkedIn profiles. This issue shifts the focus from how an email is written to what it asks you to do: money, logins, or changing payment details should always trigger a slow-down and a phone-call confirmation. It’s practical cybersecurity awareness your whole team can use.
We also ask a question many owners overlook: is your business website a security risk? Neglected WordPress plugins and themes are a common way small businesses get hacked — and a compromised site damages your search rankings and customer trust.
Plus: a five-step plan for when Microsoft 365 or another service goes down, why you should scroll past the sponsored Google result, a clear rule for whether files belong in OneDrive or SharePoint, and a 30-minute IT check. Want continuity covered before an outage hits? See business continuity or build your IT plan.