Technology News for Small Businesses

Sep 18th, 2025

Think Before You Delete: Why You Should Never Erase Your Spam Emails

The delete button is frequently our closest friend in the daily struggle to rid our inboxes of junk. That never-ending barrage of spam—phishing scams, questionable offers, and blatant frauds—seems like digital trash that begs to be thrown away. However, what if we warned you that it ...

Sep 16th, 2025

FBI Alert: UNC6040 and UNC6395 Threat Actors Now Targeting Salesforce Platforms

In light of the rapidly changing nature of the digital threat landscape, the FBI has issued a critical warning regarding two highly skilled threat actors, UNC6040 and UNC6395, who are currently actively targeting corporate networks, financial institutions, and telecommunications providers, with a particular emphasis on compromising Salesforce platforms. These organizations ...

Sep 12th, 2025

U.S. Senator Demands FTC Investigate Microsoft’s Cybersecurity “Negligence” – What It Means for Your Business

Following a string of high-profile intrusions, a U.S. senator has publicly called for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to look into Microsoft, a significant step that highlights mounting worries over corporate cybersecurity tactics. The computer behemoth, whose cloud services and software support innumerable companies globally, is being accused of ...

Sep 10th, 2025

Back from the Dead: Notorious People Search Site Returns After Massive Breach – What You Need to Know

The relentless nature of data broker sites is one of the most disturbing aspects of the online privacy landscape. When you believe a notorious organization has been permanently closed, it frequently resurfaces with the same old methods and a new name. This is precisely what is happening with a popular ...

Sep 9th, 2025

The FBI’s Three-Phase Scam Alert: How Hackers Are Draining Bank Accounts

Consider getting a call that seems to be from the fraud department of your bank. The individual on the other end is familiar with your name and recent transactions, and the caller ID appears to be authentic. They alert you to questionable activities and urge you to "secure" ...