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Steps to Building a Mature AI Security Program
The goal of building a mature AI security program is not just to secure AI. It is to reduce what AI can do when something goes wrong. Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from experimentation to everyday business use. Employees are using AI to summarize information, analyze data, draft content, research decisions, and move work forward…
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Five AI Security Practices Every Organization Should Implement
Good AI security starts with good security hygiene. Artificial intelligence is changing how organizations work, but not the fundamentals of cybersecurity. Conversely, the importance of a strong cybersecurity foundation is further enforced by the addition of AI into any work environment. AI tools can help employees summarize information, analyze data, draft content, and perform research…
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The CMMC Phase II Pause: What Changed, What Didn’t, and What You Should Do Now
On July 13, 2026, the Department of War (DoW) suspended the CMMC Phase II requirements that were scheduled to take effect November 10, 2026, and opened a 60-day review of the entire CMMC program. Here is what that actually means for your obligations as a defense contractor, and, more importantly, what it does not change.…
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When Attackers Get AI Access: Why AI Security Starts With Identity and Permissions When Attackers Get AI Access
AI does not inherently create new permissions. It accelerates what compromised access can do. When leaders think about AI security, the first concern is often, “What if the AI tool gets compromised?” That question matters, but it can pull attention away from a more likely scenario: an attacker compromises a user account and then uses…
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What is Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) Planning and Why Is It Important?
Business continuity and disaster recovery planning, often referred to as BCDR, is a documented process for how your organization will respond to major disruptions and for returning to normal operations in the event of a disaster. Having a BCDR is gaining renewed attention across industries. What was once viewed as a regulatory or IT-driven exercise…
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Navigating IT Security with Risk Assessment
Digital assets form the backbone of modern organizations. Without a clear picture of your IT vulnerabilities, you’re operating blind. IT risk assessments serve exactly this purpose: they identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. As organizations increasingly rely on interconnected technologies, cybersecurity strategies are no longer optional. An IT risk assessment or…
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Everything You Need to Know About MSSP
An MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) is an outsourced cybersecurity provider. MSSPs offer cybersecurity monitoring and cyber threat response. They’ve become essential partners for organizations facing sophisticated threats and complex regulatory requirements. In a digital age where cybersecurity attacks are constant and regulations tighten, organizations turn to MSSPs to strengthen their defenses and protect sensitive…
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Co-Managed IT Services: A Strategic Partnership Guide
Organizations face real pressures: cybersecurity threats, resource constraints, competing demands for IT support. Many businesses and nonprofits struggle to keep systems running smoothly while building the expertise needed to stay competitive. Co-managed IT services offer a strategic answer. Instead of choosing between managing everything in-house or outsourcing completely, you partner with an external provider to…
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The Power of Strategic Technology Consulting
Most organizations sense they need a technology strategy. What they often don’t know is how to build one or where to start. The difference between where your technology stands today and where it needs to be to support your mission creates real risk. Outdated infrastructure limits what your team can accomplish. Security vulnerabilities expose your…
