Cybersecurity Articles
for Central Texas Businesses

A bricked UniFi USG-3P usually isn't dead. Pull the internal USB drive, re-flash it with a clean image, and the gateway is back in about 30 minutes. The original 2019 guide.

Kali365 is a phishing platform that gets attackers into Microsoft 365 without your password or MFA. Here is how the attack works and what to do about it now.

Carnival confirmed a data breach affecting nearly 6 million people, including more than 800,000 Texans. How to check if you were affected and what to do now.

Texas law firms face unique IT compliance obligations under Rule 1.05 and State Bar opinions. Here's what Austin firms need beyond basic ethics guidance.

Hour-by-hour ransomware recovery guide for small business owners: containment, notifications, decision points, and what recovery really means.

A small business owner called in a panic: 12,000 junk emails in a few hours had ground his business to a halt. What email bombing attacks are, why they're dangerous, and 10 things to do about it.

AI made the old scams cheaper and harder to catch instead of inventing new ones. What's changed for small businesses, and what stops it.

Most Texas appraisal districts assume a 25% computer-use threshold decides who needs annual cybersecurity training. That rule is for state agencies. CADs fall under a wider one.

Medical practices have to protect patient data, meet HIPAA, and keep systems running through the clinic day. Here is what a healthcare IT setup needs to cover, and why.