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You Can't Lock Your Doors After You've Been Robbed: The Importance of Detection and Response for Casinos

Key Takeaways Security alone is insufficient. Detection and response must be integrated into your cybersecurity strategy. Casinos are high-value targets. Without real-time monitoring and rapid response, you're vulnerable. Compliance is not optional. Proper evidence collection and incident...
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The Hidden Costs Of Waiting: Why You Can’t Afford To Delay Your Windows 10 Upgrade

If you're still using Windows 10 on your business machines, here's the bottom line: time is running out. Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After that date, there will be no more security updates, bug fixes, or technical assistance. What business owners really need to grasp is that the...
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Why You Need a Specialist for Your Business' Cybersecurity Health

Key Takeaways Cybersecurity specialists like Orbis Solutions are essential for safeguarding high-stakes, highly regulated industries. Relying solely on basic IT services leaves dangerous gaps in detection, response, compliance, and insurance readiness. Orbis Solutions offers comprehensive...
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Your Vacation Auto-Reply Might Be A Hacker’s Favorite E-mail

You set it. You forget it. Then, while you're packing for vacation, your inbox starts automatically sending: "Hi there! I'm out of the office until [date]. For urgent matters, please contact [coworker's name and e-mail]." Sounds harmless, right? Convenient, even. But that's exactly what cybercriminals want to...
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How to Tell If Your Current IT Provider Is Leaving You Exposed

Key Takeaways If your MSP isn't focusing equally on Protection, Detection, and Response, you are at risk. Lack of evidence and outdated compliance practices are serious vulnerabilities. Regular cybersecurity audits are critical to stay protected in the high-risk environments....
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7 Questions You Should Be Asking Your IT Provider Every Quarter (But Probably Aren’t)

If you only talk to your IT provider when renewing your contract, you're missing the point. Technology isn't something you can just set up and forget. It's always changing, and so are the risks that come with it. That's why quarterly IT check-ins are essential if you want your business to stay secure, efficient, and...
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Why Your Cyber Insurance Won't Pay Out Without Proper Evidence

Key Takeaways Buying cyber insurance isn't enough. You must actively build and document your cybersecurity maturity. Evidence is everything. Without proof, your claim could be denied, no matter how legitimate the breach. Gaming and financial industries are heavily scrutinized. Your...
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Out Of Office, Out Of Luck: What Happens When Your IT Breaks While Everyone’s On Vacation?

It's a quiet June morning. Half your team is on vacation. The other half is working from home or moving between coffee shops and hotel WiFi. Then it happens. Your system crashes. The printer stops working. No one can access shared files. A phishing email lands in someone's inbox. You call your IT...
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Shadow IT: How Employees Using Unauthorized Apps Could Be Putting Your Business At Risk

Your employees could pose the greatest cybersecurity threat to your organization, not just because they may fall for phishing scams or reuse passwords, but because they are using applications that your IT department is unaware of. This phenomenon is known as Shadow IT, and it is rapidly becoming one of the most...
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Is Your Printer The Biggest Security Threat In Your Office?

If I asked you to identify the major cybersecurity threats in your office, you might mention phishing emails, malware, or weak passwords. However, what if I told you that your office printer, the one quietly humming in the corner, could be one of the most significant vulnerabilities in your entire network? It may...
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The Fake Vacation E-mail That Could Drain Your Bank Account

Planning a vacation this year? Confirm the legitimacy of your confirmation email BEFORE clicking anything! Summer is approaching, and cybercriminals are taking advantage of the travel season by sending fake booking confirmations that closely resemble emails from airlines, hotels, and travel agencies. These scams aim...
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The Biggest Mistakes I See Business Owners Making In IT And Cybersecurity

A client recently asked me about the most common mistakes business owners make regarding IT and cybersecurity. Where to start… After years of working with various businesses, the most significant mistake I observe repeatedly is treating IT and cybersecurity as an afterthought. Despite the numerous data...