IT_Security

  In a striking escalation of software supply-chain risk, researchers recently uncovered a sophisticated malware campaign called   GlassWorm . This malicious program targets developer environments through   compromised Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extensions , silently infiltrating workstations and spreading across networks. What makes GlassWorm alarming is that it doesn’t just infect a single device — it  propagates through the software supply chain , steals credentials, and turns developer systems into part of a malicious network. For businesses that rely on custom software, this attack is a clear sign that the development environment has become a  critical cybersecurity battleground . Why This Attack Matters to Businesses 1. Developer Machines Are the New Attack Surface Many organizations focus their security on production systems, cloud environments, or databases. However, developer workstations are now a  prime target . A single infected workstation ca...

  As businesses expand, collaboration and information sharing become increasingly complex. Microsoft SharePoint remains one of the most powerful tools for enabling teamwork and secure document management — but without proper governance, it can quickly become disorganized, insecure, and inefficient. SharePoint governance  is the framework that defines how your organization manages, secures, and uses SharePoint. It includes policies, roles, responsibilities, and best practices that ensure the platform aligns with your business goals while maintaining compliance and productivity. In this post, we’ll explore why governance is critical and outline best practices to help growing businesses maintain control and scalability as they evolve. Why SharePoint Governance Matters Governance is not just an IT function — it’s a business necessity. Without structure and control, organizations face challenges like: Uncontrolled site and document sprawl Security gaps and unauthorized access Incon...

  In today’s digital marketplace, running an online business is not just about sales, service delivery, or customer experience — it’s about   trust . Every transaction, login, or file transfer carries valuable information that cybercriminals are eager to exploit. Unfortunately, many small and mid-sized businesses still assume hackers only target large corporations. In reality,  over 60% of cyberattacks now target SMBs  because attackers know smaller organizations often lack the time, staff, or resources to maintain strong cybersecurity. The good news? You don’t need a massive budget or  technical team to defend your business . You just need smart, consistent habits. Below are simple yet powerful cybersecurity tips every online business can adopt — starting today. 1. Use Strong Passwords and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) A strong password is your first line of defense — but it’s not enough on its own. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of p...