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Do you ever feel like your smartphone is just a $1,000 pocket-sized spy that you voluntarily paid for? We download apps like we’re at an all-you-can-eat buffet, grabbing everything from "AI Cat Language Translator" to "Flashlight Pro Max Plus." But here is the buzzkill: some of those apps are about as safe as a gas station sushi platter. Just because an icon looks cute and lives in an app store doesn't mean it isn't currently rummaging through your digital junk drawer.

Building a business is hard work, but protecting it shouldn’t be. When people talk about business technology, they usually focus on the flashy stuff: new computers, faster software, or sleek gadgets. But there is a massive difference between technology that looks cool and technology that actually works when things go wrong.

The most important question any business owner can ask is: If my office caught fire or my systems were hacked tomorrow, could my business survive?

When it comes to onboarding, every business owner knows that the first days, weeks, and months are the most critical. They set the standard for what the employee can expect during their tenure with your business. But more than that, employers today have security standards to worry about, as well as indoctrinating new hires into what is hopefully a security-first company culture.

Emerging companies today rapidly collect a jumbled basket of cloud applications and services. Employees pull out their credit cards and sign up for all kinds of subscription services in a decentralized and disorganized free for all.  These will soon be upgraded to AI agents performing all manner of functions to make employees more productive.

You’ve got the basics in place for a secure IT environment (modern firewall, encrypted data, endpoint security, single sign-on, endpoint management, solid backups, employee education…) Now what? Are you done?