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Disabling the Vendor App Is Not Full Containment
Switching off a compromised vendor app stops new sign ins. Here is what to trace before the connection comes back.
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Technology decisions, explained plainly
By Leetroy Fraser, Founder, Bitralynx Solutions
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Nonprofits · Law Firms
In House IT, Break Fix, or a Managed Partner?
An honest look at three ways to run your technology, what each costs, and the questions to ask before you sign.
Law Firms
The Call From IT That Wasn't
The FBI says one group has targeted U.S. law firms by posing as the IT help desk. One callback rule breaks the scheme.
Law Firms
The Last Email Before Closing
Fake wiring instructions arrive right before closing. Here is the rule that keeps the money where it belongs.
Nonprofits
Operational Resilience Is an Operating Model, Not an IT Checklist
Five connected decisions help an agency prepare for disruption: prioritize, contain, continue, restore, and prove.
Nonprofits
You Cannot Recover While the Incident Is Still Spreading
Four questions to answer before restored systems reconnect to a compromised environment.
Nonprofits
Having Backups Is Not the Same as Being Resilient
A successful backup job does not tell you whether staff can use the restored service. Check the whole path.
Nonprofits
Microsoft’s Passkey Push Is Not Just an MFA Project
Enrollment is only the beginning. Plan for lost devices, changed roles, recovery, and departures too.
Nonprofits
When ChatGPT Helps Write a Service Note, Who Is Accountable?
Follow the path from observation to official record to see where polished wording can change the facts.
Nonprofits
A Vendor Retention Window Is Not a Recovery Plan
A license gives you access and a retention window gives you time. Only a tested restore gives you recovery.