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Last updated: November 12, 2026
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1 day 7 hours ago
How finance teams can turn AI into measurable ROI.
Finance departments are expected to move quickly without sacrificing accuracy. From financial modeling and board reporting to contract review and forecasting, AI can help teams spend less time building from scratch. They can spend more time analyzing results, managing risk, and guiding the business. At Magna5, we are not simply recommending these applications to clients.
Finance departments are expected to move quickly without sacrificing accuracy. From financial modeling and board reporting to contract review and forecasting, AI can help teams spend less time building from scratch. They can spend more time analyzing results, managing risk, and guiding the business. At Magna5, we are not simply recommending these applications to clients.
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3 days 8 hours ago
Dental IT Support: 9 Things Your Provider Must Get Right
If you run a dental practice, your IT needs are not the same as a generic small business. You have patient records, digital imaging systems, appointment scheduling software, insurance billing platforms, and a waiting room full of people who expect things to run smoothly the moment they walk in. When technology fails, your chairs sit
If you run a dental practice, your IT needs are not the same as a generic small business. You have patient records, digital imaging systems, appointment scheduling software, insurance billing platforms, and a waiting room full of people who expect things to run smoothly the moment they walk in. When technology fails, your chairs sit
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Saying Yes to AI Safely: A 5-Step Governance Framework for PA Businesses
AI Is Already in Your Business. The Question Is Whether You’re Steering It. Here’s an uncomfortable truth: you don’t get to decide when AI shows up in your ...
AI Is Already in Your Business. The Question Is Whether You’re Steering It. Here’s an uncomfortable truth: you don’t get to decide when AI shows up in your ...
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4 days 10 hours ago
Still on Windows 10? What Year Two of Extended Security Updates Means
Microsoft's paid Windows 10 security updates, called Extended Security Updates (ESU), are now in their second year. Here is what they cover, why waiting costs more, and how to choose between renewing and replacing PCs.
Microsoft's paid Windows 10 security updates, called Extended Security Updates (ESU), are now in their second year. Here is what they cover, why waiting costs more, and how to choose between renewing and replacing PCs.
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4 Critical Multi-Factor Failures That Leave Cloud Workstations Vulnerable
Remote access for cloud workstations can become risky if sessions do not expire and logins stay open too long. Weak backup login methods can let hackers get past strong security checks. Text-message verification can fail when criminals reroute codes or intercept messages sent to your phone number. Exploding Topics, citing Microsoft, reports that multi-factor authentication
Remote access for cloud workstations can become risky if sessions do not expire and logins stay open too long. Weak backup login methods can let hackers get past strong security checks. Text-message verification can fail when criminals reroute codes or intercept messages sent to your phone number. Exploding Topics, citing Microsoft, reports that multi-factor authentication
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Cybersecurity Month Is Over. The Work Isn’t.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month may have ended, but cyber threats certainly didn’t. And today, one thing is making the security landscape move even faster: AI. AI hasn’t completely changed how cyberattacks work. In many cases, attackers are still using the same tactics they always have: phishing, stolen passwords, fake login pages, deploying ransomware, and exploiting systems that haven’t been properly secured. What AI is changing is the speed and scale at which those attacks can happen. Attackers can use AI to create more convincing phishing emails, rapidly customize mes
Cybersecurity Awareness Month may have ended, but cyber threats certainly didn’t. And today, one thing is making the security landscape move even faster: AI. AI hasn’t completely changed how cyberattacks work. In many cases, attackers are still using the same tactics they always have: phishing, stolen passwords, fake login pages, deploying ransomware, and exploiting systems that haven’t been properly secured. What AI is changing is the speed and scale at which those attacks can happen. Attackers can use AI to create more convincing phishing emails, rapidly customize messages, impersonate people and organizations, and automate parts of an attack that once required more time and effort. The reality is that businesses need to take cybersecurity more seriously than ever. AI is giving attackers the ability to move faster, create more convincing attacks and operate at a greater scale. Those threats are going to continue to evolve and become harder to recognize and stop. That doesn’t mean businesses need to panic. It means they need to collaborate with their IT and cybersecurity providers, take recommendations seriously, and follow through on the protections being recommended. Here are five areas every business should be working on with their IT provider today: 5 things to work on with your IT provider 1. Make sure MFA is protecting more than just email Multi-factor authentication should be enabled anywhere a compromised password could provide meaningful access to your business. That includes Microsoft 365, remote access tools, administrative accounts and, importantly, your company VPN. 2. Review who has administrator access Employees shouldn’t routinely work from accounts that have administrator privileges. Your IT provider should regularly review who has elevated access and remove permissions that are no longer necessary. 3. Keep computers, servers, firewalls and software patched Attackers actively look for known vulnerabilities. Make sure operating systems, applications, firewalls and other critical infrastructure are being routinely updated, not just when something breaks. 4. Prepare your employees for better phishing attacks AI makes it easier to create emails that look polished, personal and legitimate. Security awareness training and phishing simulations are increasingly important because employees need to recognize more than just obvious spelling mistakes and suspicious-looking emails. 5. Make sure your backups are actually recoverable and tested Having a backup isn’t the same as having a recovery plan. Ask your IT provider where your backups are stored, how they’re protected from ransomware, how often they’re tested, and how long it would realistically take to restore your business after an incident. Cybersecurity doesn’t need to be complicated The headlines around AI and cybersecurity can make the problem feel overwhelming. It doesn’t have to be. Good cybersecurity still starts with doing the basics extremely well: protect identities, limit access, patch systems, educate people and maintain recoverable backups. Cybersecurity Awareness Month may be over. The work shouldn’t be. Contact Us today to start the conversation.
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How AI Is Making Cyber Scams Harder to Detect
Remember when a suspicious email was easy to spot? Misspelled words, awkward sentences, and questionable graphics were often telltale signs of a scam. Today, those warning signs aren’t nearly as reliable. Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way cybercriminals operate, giving them new tools to make traditional scams more sophisticated and difficult to recognize. These AI
Remember when a suspicious email was easy to spot? Misspelled words, awkward sentences, and questionable graphics were often telltale signs of a scam. Today, those warning signs aren’t nearly as reliable. Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way cybercriminals operate, giving them new tools to make traditional scams more sophisticated and difficult to recognize. These AI
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