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Your data already lives in the cloud. So why does it need a backup?
Ask most people what “backup” means and they’ll describe an external hard drive in a desk drawer, or something they pay a monthly fee for: their data is sent off somewhere and never thought about again. Fair enough! But most small businesses don’t keep their important stuff on one computer anymore. It lives in the
Ask most people what “backup” means and they’ll describe an external hard drive in a desk drawer, or something they pay a monthly fee for: their data is sent off somewhere and never thought about again. Fair enough! But most small businesses don’t keep their important stuff on one computer anymore. It lives in the
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The Most Boring Hero in Your Company’s Cybersecurity: The “DNS Filter”
Every time you visit a website, your computer asks a quick question: “Where is this place, exactly?” That question goes to the Domain Name System (DNS), which is basically the internet’s phone book. You type in a name, DNS looks up the number, and off you go. A DNS filter is the receptionist who checks
Every time you visit a website, your computer asks a quick question: “Where is this place, exactly?” That question goes to the Domain Name System (DNS), which is basically the internet’s phone book. You type in a name, DNS looks up the number, and off you go. A DNS filter is the receptionist who checks
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Attackers Already Know This About Your Logins. Now You Will Too
Here’s the uncomfortable thing about modern cyberattacks: the scariest ones don’t look like attacks at all. No smashed window, no alarm, no guy in a hoodie prying at the back door. Just a normal login, from a normal-looking account, at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. That’s the shift we keep trying to explain to folks.
Here’s the uncomfortable thing about modern cyberattacks: the scariest ones don’t look like attacks at all. No smashed window, no alarm, no guy in a hoodie prying at the back door. Just a normal login, from a normal-looking account, at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. That’s the shift we keep trying to explain to folks.
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Remembering Todd Gibson (1973 – 2026)
Storm season’s here: is your business ready to run in the dark?
One round of storms this July left half a million Michiganders in the dark. Is your business ready to run through a work week without power?
One round of storms this July left half a million Michiganders in the dark. Is your business ready to run through a work week without power?
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When is an attack not an attack? A rogue AI system nearly took down our client
A company’s web services went down after an AI system targeted their database to scrape for information. Is this the new normal?
A company’s web services went down after an AI system targeted their database to scrape for information. Is this the new normal?
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Cybersecurity is changing: what’s your “base level” in 2026?
I’ve been writing about IT and cybersecurity for more than 10 years and while the goals are the same—keeping systems up and keeping data safe—it’s hard to overstate how much the last few years have changed the game. Ransomware is still around, phishing is still around, but the persistence and resources in the hands of
I’ve been writing about IT and cybersecurity for more than 10 years and while the goals are the same—keeping systems up and keeping data safe—it’s hard to overstate how much the last few years have changed the game. Ransomware is still around, phishing is still around, but the persistence and resources in the hands of
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5 Tips for a seamless email migration in 2026
Email migrations may seem like a straightforward IT project, but the Newmind team can attest that there’s still plenty that can go wrong if you don’t plan appropriately. Breaking up your project into phases, making sure your data is backed up, and strategically planning your cutover of email service can all make the difference between
Email migrations may seem like a straightforward IT project, but the Newmind team can attest that there’s still plenty that can go wrong if you don’t plan appropriately. Breaking up your project into phases, making sure your data is backed up, and strategically planning your cutover of email service can all make the difference between
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Newmind Group welcomes Jamey Wofford as new Director of Service Delivery
Newmind Cybersecurity Iceberg: 4 Layers that Keep Our Clients Safe
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Your data already lives in the cloud. So why does it need a backup?
Ask most people what “backup” means and they’ll describe an external hard drive in a desk drawer, or something they pay a monthly fee for: their data is sent off somewhere and never thought about again. Fair enough! But most small businesses don’t keep their important stuff on one computer anymore. It lives in the
Ask most people what “backup” means and they’ll describe an external hard drive in a desk drawer, or something they pay a monthly fee for: their data is sent off somewhere and never thought about again. Fair enough! But most small businesses don’t keep their important stuff on one computer anymore. It lives in the
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
The Most Boring Hero in Your Company’s Cybersecurity: The “DNS Filter”
Every time you visit a website, your computer asks a quick question: “Where is this place, exactly?” That question goes to the Domain Name System (DNS), which is basically the internet’s phone book. You type in a name, DNS looks up the number, and off you go. A DNS filter is the receptionist who checks
Every time you visit a website, your computer asks a quick question: “Where is this place, exactly?” That question goes to the Domain Name System (DNS), which is basically the internet’s phone book. You type in a name, DNS looks up the number, and off you go. A DNS filter is the receptionist who checks
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
Attackers Already Know This About Your Logins. Now You Will Too
Here’s the uncomfortable thing about modern cyberattacks: the scariest ones don’t look like attacks at all. No smashed window, no alarm, no guy in a hoodie prying at the back door. Just a normal login, from a normal-looking account, at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. That’s the shift we keep trying to explain to folks.
Here’s the uncomfortable thing about modern cyberattacks: the scariest ones don’t look like attacks at all. No smashed window, no alarm, no guy in a hoodie prying at the back door. Just a normal login, from a normal-looking account, at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. That’s the shift we keep trying to explain to folks.
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
Remembering Todd Gibson (1973 – 2026)
Storm season’s here: is your business ready to run in the dark?
One round of storms this July left half a million Michiganders in the dark. Is your business ready to run through a work week without power?
One round of storms this July left half a million Michiganders in the dark. Is your business ready to run through a work week without power?
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
When is an attack not an attack? A rogue AI system nearly took down our client
A company’s web services went down after an AI system targeted their database to scrape for information. Is this the new normal?
A company’s web services went down after an AI system targeted their database to scrape for information. Is this the new normal?
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
Cybersecurity is changing: what’s your “base level” in 2026?
I’ve been writing about IT and cybersecurity for more than 10 years and while the goals are the same—keeping systems up and keeping data safe—it’s hard to overstate how much the last few years have changed the game. Ransomware is still around, phishing is still around, but the persistence and resources in the hands of
I’ve been writing about IT and cybersecurity for more than 10 years and while the goals are the same—keeping systems up and keeping data safe—it’s hard to overstate how much the last few years have changed the game. Ransomware is still around, phishing is still around, but the persistence and resources in the hands of
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
5 Tips for a seamless email migration in 2026
Email migrations may seem like a straightforward IT project, but the Newmind team can attest that there’s still plenty that can go wrong if you don’t plan appropriately. Breaking up your project into phases, making sure your data is backed up, and strategically planning your cutover of email service can all make the difference between
Email migrations may seem like a straightforward IT project, but the Newmind team can attest that there’s still plenty that can go wrong if you don’t plan appropriately. Breaking up your project into phases, making sure your data is backed up, and strategically planning your cutover of email service can all make the difference between
Read full post on newmindgroup.com
Newmind Group welcomes Jamey Wofford as new Director of Service Delivery
Newmind Cybersecurity Iceberg: 4 Layers that Keep Our Clients Safe
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