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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is essential—but it’s no longer enough on its own. A growing threat called session hijacking allows attackers to bypass MFA entirely. Here’s what small businesses in Missouri need to understand—and how to stay protected.

Many businesses still rely on software that “just works”—even after support has ended. This blog explains the hidden risks of unsupported software, why those risks grow over time, and how to identify vulnerabilities before they turn into real problems.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini are quickly becoming part of everyday work. But many employees are using these tools through personal accounts or unsanctioned apps, creating what experts call “shadow AI.” Without clear policies, sensitive company data can easily be shared outside your organization. Learn why AI governance matters and how businesses can safely embrace AI while protecting their data.

Cybercriminals don’t break in anymore — they log in. One stolen password can open the door to your entire business. That’s why modern cybersecurity strategies are shifting to Zero Trust security. In this guide, we break down a practical roadmap for small businesses to implement Zero Trust step-by-step, reduce risk, and protect critical systems without overwhelming your team.

Most business owners rely on mobile browsers like Chrome or Edge every day without realizing how much data those apps collect. From browsing history to location data and stored files, mobile browsers can gather more information than many people expect. Understanding how this data is used—and how to limit unnecessary exposure—is an important step in protecting both personal and business privacy.

AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT are quickly becoming everyday workplace assistants. But new features like AI-powered checkout could allow employees to purchase software, services, or equipment directly from an AI chat window. While convenient, this raises serious concerns for businesses around purchasing controls, security, and spending visibility. In this article, we explore the risks of AI checkout and how organizations can stay in control.