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What Do Cyber Insurance Companies Require in 2026?

Cyber insurance requirements have tightened in 2026. Basic security tools are no longer enough. Carriers require stronger controls, stricter underwriting, and proof that your IT reduces risk. Before issuing or renewing coverage, insurers evaluate safeguards against ransomware, breaches, and disruption. Here are six essential controls to have in place.
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Ann Arbor, Mich. – Dynamic Edge in Ann Arbor today announced it will be honored with the Legacy of Service award presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business. The company will be recognized publicly during the 22nd Annual Michigan Celebrates Small Business Awards gala in East Lansing on April 22, 2026.

“It’s a true privilege to recognize a small business for the second time, and I’m especially proud to honor Dynamic Edge with the inaugural Legacy of Service award for their dedication to the mission of Michigan Celebrates Small Business,” said Brian Calley, President and CEO of the Small Business Association of Michigan. “Dynamic Edge has gone above and beyond in the name of small businesses, making a meaningful impact, and we are honored to present them with this award.”
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5 IT Mistakes Small Business Owners Can’t Afford to Make

Technology is now a critical driver of productivity, security, and growth for small businesses, yet many owners unknowingly make IT decisions that increase risk, downtime, and costs. Avoiding these common IT missteps can save your business time, money, and major headaches.
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AI in Cybersecurity: Friend or Foe?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a transformative force across industries, and cybersecurity is no exception. The question many organizations face today is whether AI should be seen as a trusted ally or as a potential threat.
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As technology becomes more deeply embedded in daily life, the modern household now resembles a small digital enterprise. Between remote work, online banking, smart home devices, gaming platforms, and virtual classrooms, families manage vast amounts of data and connectivity. Protecting this environment requires more than basic tools, it demands intentional cybersecurity habits and practical, repeatable actions.
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New Hire Onboarding Starts with IT

Bringing on a new employee is an exciting milestone for any organization. While managers often focus on onboarding schedules, training plans, and introductions, one critical step is sometimes overlooked: notifying the IT team early about the new hire. This simple action plays a significant role in security, productivity, and the overall employee experience.
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