Cloud Computing

AI can search and summarize company information much faster than an employee browsing folders manually. Learn why businesses should review permissions, sharing, and data access before connecting AI to workplace systems.

There is no single best AI platform for every business. Learn how to compare ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and Claude based on your technology, data, security requirements, costs, and business goals.

A paid personal AI account is not necessarily the same as a business license. Learn what organizations should consider when comparing free and paid AI tools, including data protection, administration, access, and cost.

Employees may already be using ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, and other AI tools for everyday work. Learn how to identify shadow AI and begin managing it without slowing down responsible innovation.

Secure cloud environments require more than moving files into Microsoft 365, SharePoint, or another cloud platform. For government contractors, controlled access, proper configuration, CUI scoping, enclaves, and shared system responsibilities all matter. This blog explains what GovCons often get wrong about cloud security and how to stay aligned with current CMMC expectations.

Hybrid work is now a normal part of business, but the endpoint problem never went away. Laptops, mobile devices, remote access tools, and unmanaged personal devices can create cybersecurity risk when they are not properly secured. This blog explains how small businesses and government contractors can strengthen endpoint security in 2026.

The Department of War announced the immediate suspension of CMMC Phase II requirements on July 13, 2026, pausing upcoming third-party assessment mandates. However, Phase I self-assessments, NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2, DFARS 252.204-7012, and core cybersecurity obligations remain active. This blog explains what government contractors need to know as of August 2026 and how to stay prepared during the review period.

Summer vacations, lighter staffing, remote work, and busy schedules can create cybersecurity gaps for small businesses and government contractors. This blog explains why attackers take advantage of short-staffed teams and what organizations can do to reduce risk during the summer months.

Security awareness training often fails because it is too generic, too infrequent, or too disconnected from how employees actually work. This blog explains why annual training alone is not enough and how small businesses and government contractors can build a more practical, ongoing approach to cybersecurity awareness.

Shadow IT and SaaS sprawl are growing threats for small and midsized businesses. When employees use unauthorized apps or cloud services, they can unintentionally expose sensitive data and bypass security controls. Learn how to identify and manage these hidden risks before they compromise your business.