InTegriLogic Blog

In today’s digital landscape, cyber threats are on the rise, and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are becoming increasingly vulnerable. Many SMB owners believe they are too small to be targeted by cybercriminals, but this is far from the truth.

While no one would suggest cutting back on cybersecurity, it's important to recognize that overinvesting and overreaching can lead to its own set of problems. This issue, known as cybersecurity sprawl, can have serious consequences for your business if not properly managed. Let’s explore how to avoid this sprawl and maintain effective security without unnecessary complexity.

When you think of a scammer, you probably picture someone trying to deceive others for personal gain. While that’s usually true, there's another type of individual worth mentioning: those who scam the scammers. Enter Kitboga, a content creator and self-described "scam baiter" who has made it his mission to turn the tables on these cybercriminals.

This week: Bad actors double-dip for data at Dell and cybercriminals brazenly try to fool Aramark employees with a fake payroll portal.

Projects are a vital part of any small business, whether they aim to improve internal processes or deliver value to customers. Effective project management is crucial for ensuring these projects run smoothly. One of the biggest challenges you might face is scope creep—when a project’s demands keep changing, leading to inefficiencies and missed deadlines. In today’s blog, we’ll define scope creep and discuss strategies to prevent it from derailing your business projects.

In today’s digital landscape, businesses face numerous risks, especially in the realm of cybersecurity. At the Cybsafe Impact 2024 USA conference, a panel of experts shared valuable insights on human risk management. Let’s explore some of the key topics they discussed.

This week: Up-and-coming ransomware groups score big hits; T. Rowe Price and 4 other major players face supply chain trouble.

With mobile devices playing a critical role in today’s business environment, it's essential to have a plan for managing them effectively. However, this decision often involves some tough choices. One of the biggest considerations is whether your business should invest in employee mobility by providing devices or require employees to use their own. In today’s blog, we’ll explore two common mobile management strategies: Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE).

In today's world, it's no surprise that information technology (IT) and security are closely linked—and for good reason. Modern technology not only enhances a business's security defenses but also requires advanced protection to keep critical IT systems safe. This makes it crucial for these two areas to work in harmony.

Let's explore some strategies to ensure your IT and security teams collaborate effectively.

This week: Another organization falls to the MOVEit exploit and business email compromise (BEC) snags a regional government.

Google Workspace is an effective business platform for your productivity suite, but Google Drive on its own also has significant merit as a cloud storage and file-sharing platform. Today, we want to discuss how to use Google Drive to share large files effectively.

Network security is challenging. That’s why so many businesses struggle to implement the solutions they desperately need to stay safe and relevant. Today, we want to demystify some of these components and clearly outline what your highest priorities should be for your business’s network security.

This week: A breach at USAA exposes data for 32K customers and student data is snatched in Toronto.

Every business relies on technology for at least part of its operations. This means that every business—particularly those with operations that make IT an essential part of the process—will need access to some form of IT support.

For most small and medium-sized businesses today, managed IT is the best option. Let’s discuss a few reasons why this is.

Modern businesses—just like yours—cannot and should not operate without robust cybersecurity protections. This is a point we will emphasize at every opportunity. Let’s explore why security is so crucial and what steps you need to take to safeguard your business.

This week: Human error leads to two big data breaches and hackers hit an influential newspaper as U.S. election season moves into high gear.

Software fuels most businesses nowadays, even the small shops down the street. Depending on the size and scope of the business, however, managing software can be complex and downright unfun. Today, we want to highlight a type of tool that your business can find great value in: a software management solution.

You can do everything in your power to secure your social media accounts and lock down your privacy settings. Still, at the end of the day, social media users expose themselves to a torrent of information and content every time they log on. As a civilization, we’ve never really had something like this before. These platforms curate content that the user wants to see to keep the user coming back and staying longer. It’s inherently designed to be enticing and addicting, which is dangerous for certain individuals.

Then, there are scams and an endless stream of grifts that pose a wide range of additional problems for users.

Let’s talk about ways you and those you care about can be safer on social media.

This week: Human error leads to two big data breaches and hackers hit an influential newspaper as U.S. election season moves into high gear.

We’re still getting more information on this, but at the time of writing this, every American can assume that their social security number has been stolen. Let’s share what we know so far.