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The Wire Transfer That Looked Completely Normal
The Wire Transfer That Looked Completely Normal In April 2025, a city government office in Oregon received an email from what looked like a familiar vendor. Nothing about it seemed unusual. It referenced an ongoing relationship, used a reasonable tone, and asked for a routine update to banking details ahead of an upcoming payment. The office wired more than $6 million...
AI Search Visibility: How Small Businesses Get Cited
SaaS Sprawl Is Quietly Draining Your Small Business: How to Get Control Back
When an Employee Leaves, Does Their Access Leave Too?
Between August and December of 2022, a former TD Bank employee held onto access to the bank's systems and used it to view and share sensitive customer information: names, birth dates, account numbers, and transaction records. The bank didn't catch it until months later. Customers found out even later than that, when notification letters started arriving in January 2025....
“Shadow AI”: What Employees Are Doing With ChatGPT Behind Your Back
Somewhere in your office right now, someone is probably using an AI tool you don't know about. Maybe it's a project manager pasting a client contract into ChatGPT to shorten it. Maybe it's someone in accounts payable uploading a spreadsheet of vendor invoices to get a quick summary. Maybe it's a new hire in sales who dumped a list of prospect names and notes into an AI...
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