Guides and insights for secure, stable IT.
Practical articles on security, backup and IT management — without the marketing jargon.
AI agents at work: the new attack surface nobody is watching
AI agents no longer just answer questions. They read email, open files and take actions. What that means for security and how to keep agents under control.
StrategyWhat a data breach really costs: the bill arrives for years, and the fine is the smallest part
A data breach is not paid once. Fines, settlements, lost clients and recovery arrive years after the intrusion. What regulators actually ask a small business.
SecurityYour firewall and VPN are the front door: attacks target what you expose to the internet
Serious breaches often start not with an email but with devices visible from the internet. Why edge equipment is the first target and how to close the door.
Microsoft 365Microsoft 365 Copilot: what you get, what it costs and why your tenant must be ready
Copilot speeds up work in Word, Outlook and Teams, but it sees everything the user sees. What you really get, what it costs and how to prepare your tenant first.
StrategyNIS2 is here: who is covered, what is required and why SMBs should care
NIS2 pulled thousands of mid-sized companies into cybersecurity regulation across the EU, and Serbia has aligned its own law. Who is covered and what to do first.
Backup"Microsoft 365 Is Not a Backup: What Microsoft Protects, and What Is Your Problem"
"Everything is in the cloud, Microsoft takes care of it. That sentence is the most expensive misconception in M365. What retention really covers and why your tenant needs an independent backup."
Security"Offboarding: A Former Employee's Account Is an Open Door Into Your Company"
"People leave, accounts stay. Active mail, VPN, and access left behind by former employees and contractors are among the easiest ways in. What proper offboarding looks like."
SecurityJadePuffer: The First Ransomware Attack Run by an AI Agent
Sysdig documented the first ransomware operation executed by an AI agent. What actually happened and what it means for small and mid-sized businesses.
SecurityYour CEO's voice is no longer proof: deepfake fraud and how companies defend against it
AI voice cloning has made the "urgent payment from the boss" scam convincing. Why the old advice no longer works and which procedures actually protect you.
SecurityShadow AI: what your employees do with ChatGPT when nobody is watching
Your employees already use AI tools with company data, with or without your knowledge. Why bans fail and how to bring Shadow AI under control.
InfrastructureWindows 10 after end of support: what your business risks and the realistic next steps
Windows 10 support has ended and extended patches are temporary and expiring. What that means for a business in practice and how to plan the move calmly.
InfrastructureCloud vs on-premises server: what makes sense for whom
Cloud or on-premises isn't a technology question but one of cost and risk. When each option pays off, and why hybrid is the usual answer for small businesses.
BackupA disaster recovery plan on a single page
A disaster recovery plan doesn't have to be a book no one reads. What belongs on the single page you'll actually use when the system goes down.
SecurityEmail phishing: 6 signs of a scam everyone in the company should know
Phishing emails look convincing today, but they give themselves away through patterns. Six signs of a scam any employee can spot before clicking.
StrategyIT costs: why a fixed monthly fee beats "per call"
Paying for IT "per call" looks cheaper, but it pays for breakage, not stability. Why a fixed monthly fee better aligns the interests of both you and your partner.
SecurityGDPR and ZZPL for small businesses: the minimum you must have
Personal data protection isn't only for the big players. A practical minimum a small business should put in place to be compliant — without legal jargon or panic.
StrategyHow to choose an MSP partner: 7 questions that reveal everything
Choosing an IT partner isn't choosing the cheapest quote. Seven questions that separate a serious MSP from one that just fights fires and bills per call.
Microsoft 365Microsoft 365: 5 settings most companies skip
Microsoft 365 works out of the box, but the defaults aren't the safest or most secure for you. Five settings most companies skip — and shouldn't.
SecurityMFA isn't enough: why you need phishing-resistant MFA
Classic MFA over SMS and codes stops amateurs, but an attacker can bypass it with a fake login. What phishing-resistant MFA is and how to move to it.
SecurityRansomware: how small businesses can cut the risk without a big budget
Ransomware doesn't pick big targets, it picks easy ones. Practical steps a small business can take right now to cut risk and survive an attack without paying.
BackupRTO and RPO: the two numbers that define your backup
Most companies "have a backup" until they try to restore it. RTO and RPO tell you upfront what downtime costs and how much data you can lose — and how to choose.
StrategyWhat is a vCIO, and do you really need one
A vCIO is an IT director who isn't on your payroll. What they actually do, how they differ from technical support, and when they truly add value for a small business.