Cybersecurity Articles
for Central Texas Businesses

Smishing is phishing by text message, and it is aimed at your employees' phones. Learn what it looks like, the common scams, and how to protect your business.

Texas SB 2610 creates a cybersecurity safe harbor for businesses with fewer than 250 employees. Follow a recognized framework and you gain legal protection after a breach.

HHS has proposed major updates to the HIPAA Security Rule for 2025: mandatory MFA, required encryption, and regular penetration testing. Here is what healthcare practices need to know.

Your business credentials may already be for sale on the dark web. Learn how data ends up there, how dark web monitoring works, and what to do if your information is found.

SIM swapping lets criminals hijack your phone number and take over your accounts in minutes. Learn how the attack works and how to stop it before it starts.

Having IT support doesn't mean you're protected. Here's the difference between IT support and cybersecurity, and how to close the gap in your business.

Ransomware payments exceeded $1 billion in 2024. Here are 12 ways to protect your business, including EDR, MFA, immutable backups, and an incident response plan.

An email scam targeting Texas lawyers uses fake clients and counterfeit checks to drain trust accounts. Here's how it works and how to protect your firm.