NEWS FROM THE EDGE

Remote and hybrid work are here to stay, but so are the security risks that come with employees logging in from home networks, coffee shops, and personal devices. For businesses, a single unsecured connection can lead to a costly data breach. Here are six practical rules every organization should enforce to keep company data safe, no matter where employees are working.
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You open a private window before booking a flight, searching for a gift, or browsing something you’d rather not have in your history. It feels like a privacy shield. But incognito mode or “private browsing” does far less than most people assume.
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Files move constantly, often faster than anyone stops to think about how they’re moving. A single careless share can expose sensitive data to the wrong person or leave it sitting somewhere far less secure than intended. Here are four habits that keep file sharing safe without slowing anyone down.
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Originally Published: August 28, 2025

Co-managed IT is a collaborative approach where a business shares IT responsibilities with a managed service provider (MSP). Instead of replacing your IT team, a co-managed partner works alongside them.

As the demands on internal IT departments increase, many businesses face a common challenge: how to maintain high-performance IT without overloading their teams or losing control. Co-managed IT services offer a practical, flexible solution—one more businesses are turning to.

This model creates a partnership between internal IT staff and an external IT provider, enabling organizations to scale support, deepen expertise, and improve operational efficiency.

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If your business accepts credit or debit cards, PCI compliance is a requirement. Many small business owners assume their payment processor “handles all of that.” That assumption is one of the most common, and costly, misconceptions in payment security.
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Most breaches don’t start with a hacker cracking a firewall, they start with a person. A rushed click on a Friday afternoon, a reused password, or an unlocked laptop at a coffee shop could be the root cause of a security incident for your business. Security is a daily habit every employee carries, whether they realize it or not. Here are seven simple habits worth building into the workday.
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