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No one likes it when technology breaks.
It interrupts your workflow. It kills momentum. It adds stress to your day. And when you’ve hired an IT company, your expectation is simple:
"I pay you so I don’t have to deal with this."
That’s completely fair.
But here’s something most people don’t realize: The fastest way to fix your issu...
Published February 10, 2026
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most people know they’re vulnerable, but they wait until the damage is done to act.
A recent Nationwide survey found that 80% of people worry about identity theft, yet only 16% actually carry protection. Meanwhile, 77% have just… accepted it as normal. That’s not risk managemen...
Over half of professional advisors terminate relationships with clients who ignore their recommendations. Think about that for a moment. These are experts who depend on your business for income, yet they’d rather fire you than continue watching you reject the advice you’re paying for.
They’re not being difficult. They’ve just seen this pattern play out enough t...
“We’re too small for hackers to care about us.”
If I had a dollar for every time a Phoenix CPA or mortgage broker told me that, I could retire tomorrow. And every single time, I want to pull up the data and say: You’re not too small to notice. You’re perfect size to rob.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth that nobody wants to talk a...
Let’s get one thing straight: getting breached doesn’t make you a bad business. Cybercriminals are sophisticated, well-funded, and relentless. Even Fortune 500 companies with eight-figure security budgets get compromised.
What does make you a bad business? Responding to a breach by dou...