Why Do Small IT Problems Turn Into Bigger Business Disruptions?
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Most technology issues do not start as emergencies. A system runs a little slower than ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Most technology issues do not start as emergencies. A system runs a little slower than ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Most businesses don’t replace technology until something completely stops working. Until then, the issues feel manageable. A computer takes longer to start. Systems freeze occasionally. ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Weekends are meant to be a break. But while your team is stepping away, your systems don’t - and neither does risk. At B4 Networks, ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO The proposal looked solid. Polished, professional, and exactly the kind of document you’d expect to ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO It usually starts with a simple email. It looks like it’s from the CEO. The name is right and the tone feels normal. “Hey, can ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Picture walking up to a building and finding the key sitting under the doormat. Convenient. Predictable. Easy to find. That’s how most businesses are still ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO At home, security incidents do not look like dramatic movie hacks. They look like stepping away from your laptop during a delivery or leaving it ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Ransomware isn’t a jump scare. It’s a slow build. In many cases, the attack begins days or even weeks before encryption, often with something mundane ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO It usually starts small. Someone uses an AI tool to improve a difficult email. Someone enables an AI add-on inside a SaaS application because it ...
Authored by: Bryan Lachapelle, President & CEO Most small businesses are not breached because they have no security at all. They are breached because a single stolen password becomes a master key ...