Broadcom Patches Vulnerabilities All Over VMware: What Mid-Market IT Must Do Now
Broadcom keeps patching critical VMware ESXi and vCenter flaws. Here is how mid-market IT leaders close the exposure window before attackers do.
The Containment Paradox: Why Your Ransomware Playbook Has the Wrong People in Charge
Most ransomware playbooks put technical staff in charge of decisions that belong to business leaders. Here is how to fix the containment paradox.
Broadcom Jalapeno: What OpenAI’s Custom AI Chip Means for Mid-Market Cloud Strategy
Broadcom’s Jalapeno AI chip and OpenAI deal signal where compute is heading. Here is what it means for mid-market cloud, licensing, and resilience.
Ransomware Recovery Costs Are Surging in 2025-2026: Why Backup and DR Readiness Decides Who Survives
Ransomware recovery costs and downtime are surging for US mid-market firms in 2025-2026. Here is why backup and DR readiness is the deciding factor.
When the Attacker Is an AI Agent: What GTG-1002 Means for Mid-Market Defense
An AI agent autonomously hacked a network, adapted on the fly, and demanded ransom. Here is what autonomous AI attacks mean for mid-market defense.
Jurassic Park, Cybersecurity, and the Dangerous Myth of Control
What Jurassic Park teaches IT leaders about cyber risk: control is an illusion, and resilience beats the fantasy of a perfect perimeter.
U.S. Lifts AI Chip Export Restriction: What It Means for Mid-Market Cloud Strategy
The U.S. reversal on AI chip exports signals volatility in the tech supply chain. Here is what mid-market IT leaders should build into their cloud strategy now.
Fortinet Virtual Patching with FortiGate IPS
Here is the uncomfortable math behind most breaches: attackers now weaponize a new vulnerability in days, sometimes on the very day it is disclosed, while the typical organization takes weeks to test and apply the vendor patch. That gap between disclosure and patching is the window attackers live in, and it is wide open on […]
How Much Do Disaster Recovery Services Cost? A Complete Breakdown
The honest answer to “how much does disaster recovery cost” starts with a harder number: how much does downtime cost you? For more than 90% of mid-size and large enterprises, a single hour of downtime now runs over $300,000, and 41% put it between $1 million and more than $5 million. Set against that, a […]
Looking Past Microsoft Exchange On-Prem: Life After the 2025 End of Support
The deadline that changes the conversation has already passed. On October 14, 2025, Microsoft ended support for both Exchange Server 2016 and Exchange Server 2019. If your organization still runs email on either, you are now operating unsupported infrastructure: no more security patches, bug fixes, or technical support from Microsoft. The server still turns on […]
