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Phishing Emails Don’t Look Fake Anymore
Artificial intelligence has changed phishing. The spelling mistakes, awkward wording, and obvious red flags people were once trained to watch for are disappearing. Today’s phishing[...]
What Is Your Team Putting Into ChatGPT?
Is Your Business Data Ending Up in ChatGPT? Employees are using AI tools like ChatGPT to work faster, write better, and solve problems—but they may[...]
Ransomware Attacks on Construction Firms Jumped 44% This Year. Is Your Subcontractor Access the Weak Point?
Construction moved from the 6th most-targeted industry for ransomware to the 4th in a single year. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, ransomware attacks[...]
The Call From IT May Be the Attack
The Call Says It’s From IT. That Doesn’t Mean It Is. Cybercriminals are increasingly impersonating help desks and support teams. The most dangerous part of[...]
The Chicago “Cloud Tax” Reached 15% in 2026 – Here’s What It Actually Costs You
What Chicago Businesses Need to Know About the “Cloud Tax” A Chicago business paying $8,000 a month for cloud software is now looking at roughly[...]
The Password Is Fading. Microsoft Just Took Another Step Toward a Passwordless Future.
The Password Is Slowly Disappearing. Microsoft Just Took Another Big Step. For decades, signing in to a business account has followed the same basic formula:[...]
The Windows Deadline Quietly Approaching — and What Businesses Should Do Before October
Why October 13 Matters for Businesses Still Running Windows 11 24H2 For businesses still running Windows 11 24H2, October 13 is more than just another[...]
Questions a Law Firm Should Ask Before Signing With an IT Provider in Chicago
A managing partner interviewing IT vendors for a 30-attorney firm asked three candidates the same question: “How do you handle a compromised iManage login on[...]
Law Firm Data Security in Chicago: What Illinois Attorneys Are Legally Required to Do About Client Data
A Chicago litigation firm gets a call from opposing counsel referencing a document that was never produced in discovery. It turns out an associate’s laptop[...]
