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The Signs That Someone Is Already In Your Accounts
When someone gets into an account, the movies suggest alarms and locked screens. Real account takeover is much quieter. Everything keeps working normally, which is exactly the point. Attackers who buy or guess a working password rarely act right away. They log in, read email, learn who approves invoices, and wait. That patience is why a compromised account can go unnoticed for weeks when nobody is watching. Quiet is not the same as invisible, though. Signals exist, and spotti
Zvonimir Petric
Sep 42 min read


Google and Microsoft Won't Call You Out of the Blue: One Simple Rule Worth Sharing
Here is a rule worth passing to your whole team this summer: Google and Microsoft will never phone you out of the blue about your account

Campfire
Jul 61 min read


When Someone Leaves Your Company, Is Their Access Really Gone?
Do your old employees still have access?

Campfire
Jul 61 min read


CASL in Plain English: What Every Canadian Business Needs to Know
If your business sends marketing emails, promotional texts, or even certain social media messages to customers in Canada make sure you're doing it right

Campfire
Jun 52 min read


The Hidden Cost of "Good Enough" Technology
There is a moment in the life of every laptop, server, or piece of software when it quietly shifts from "still working" to "holding you back."

Campfire
Jun 52 min read


The AI Tools Your Employees Are Already Using (Whether You Know It or Not)
Did you know your staff is using AI wrong?

Campfire
May 41 min read
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