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By harryth_xitx
May 10, 2026

One Stolen Password Exposed Millions of Records: What the PowerSchool Breach Means for Your Business

Third-Party Credential Risk: What the PowerSchool Breach Means for Your Business The PowerSchool breach did not involve a nation-state hacking operation. It did not require exploiting a zero-day vulnerability or breaking military-grade encryption. Attackers...

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By harryth_xitx
May 10, 2026

Cybersecurity Posture vs. Cybersecurity Theater: What the M&S Ransomware Attack Reveals

Cybersecurity Posture vs. Cybersecurity Theater: What the M&S Ransomware Attack Reveals Your cybersecurity posture — every tool, process, person, and tested control standing between your business and an attacker — is either a functioning...

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By harryth_xitx
May 7, 2026

Third-Party Vendor Risk: What the Change Healthcare Breach Still Means for Your Business in 2025

Third-Party Vendor Risk: What the Change Healthcare Breach Still Means for Your Business in 2025 If your business has never heard of Change Healthcare, you probably still felt the shockwave. The February 2024 cyberattack...

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By harryth_xitx
May 7, 2026

Legal Aid Agency Data Breach: The Dangerous Assumption Every Small Organization Makes About Its Own Risk

Legal Aid Agency Data Breach: The Dangerous Assumption Every Small Organization Makes About Its Own Risk The Legal Aid Agency data breach, confirmed by the UK Ministry of Justice in May 2025, exposed the...

Backup & Recovery, News & Analysis

By harryth_xitx
May 6, 2026

Ransomware Payments Hit Record Highs — What NJ Businesses With Untested Backups Need to Know

Ransomware Payments Hit Record Highs — What NJ Businesses With Untested Backups Need to Know Ransomware payments reached record highs in 2024, according to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) annual report —...

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By harryth_xitx
April 28, 2026

What the CrowdStrike Outage Actually Taught Us About IT Vendor Risk — 18 Months Later

8.5 Million Machines Went Down in Hours. Most Businesses Still Haven't Changed Anything. In July 2024, a single faulty software update — pushed automatically by a widely used cybersecurity vendor — took down an...

Healthcare, News & Analysis

By harryth_xitx
April 28, 2026

The Oracle Health Breach: What Healthcare-Adjacent Businesses Should Take From It

The Oracle Health Breach: Your Vendors Can Expose You Just As Easily As Your Own Systems In early 2025, Oracle Health — a division of Oracle Corporation that provides electronic health record technology to...

One Stolen Password Exposed Millions of Records: What the PowerSchool Breach Means for Your Business

Cybersecurity Posture vs. Cybersecurity Theater: What the M&S Ransomware Attack Reveals

Third-Party Vendor Risk: What the Change Healthcare Breach Still Means for Your Business in 2025

Legal Aid Agency Data Breach: The Dangerous Assumption Every Small Organization Makes About Its Own Risk

Ransomware Payments Hit Record Highs — What NJ Businesses With Untested Backups Need to Know

What the CrowdStrike Outage Actually Taught Us About IT Vendor Risk — 18 Months Later

The Oracle Health Breach: What Healthcare-Adjacent Businesses Should Take From It

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One Stolen Password Exposed Millions of Records: What the PowerSchool Breach Means for Your Business

Cybersecurity Posture vs. Cybersecurity Theater: What the M&S Ransomware Attack Reveals

Third-Party Vendor Risk: What the Change Healthcare Breach Still Means for Your Business in 2025

Legal Aid Agency Data Breach: The Dangerous Assumption Every Small Organization Makes About Its Own Risk

Ransomware Payments Hit Record Highs — What NJ Businesses With Untested Backups Need to Know

What the CrowdStrike Outage Actually Taught Us About IT Vendor Risk — 18 Months Later

The Oracle Health Breach: What Healthcare-Adjacent Businesses Should Take From It

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