by Mark Grafing | Oct 1, 2026 | Business Technology, IT Security, Security
You Just Discovered a Fraudulent Invoice Was Paid via ACH: An Accounting Team’s Action Plan There’s a specific kind of stomach-drop that comes with this discovery: a vendor calls asking why their invoice still hasn’t been paid, and you pull up the...
by Mitch Cottrell | Jun 30, 2026 | IT Security, Security
You know how storm chasers work? They track severe weather, predict where it’s heading, and warn everyone in its path to take cover. Right now, cybersecurity experts are doing the same thing – except the storm isn’t made of wind and rain. It’s...
by Mitch Cottrell | Jun 30, 2026 | IT Security
Picture this: you’re watching a Cowboys game at AT&T Stadium. Individual players can only see what’s directly in front of them – the defender they’re blocking, the route they’re running, the tackle they’re making. But the...
by Mitch Cottrell | May 1, 2026 | IT Security, Security
Picture this: someone shows up at your business dressed like a delivery driver, clipboard in hand, asking for access to your back office to “check the electrical system.” Most of us would ask for ID, call the company to verify, or at least feel suspicious....
by Mitch Cottrell | Apr 24, 2026 | IT Security, Security
Picture this: You’re at your favorite Dallas restaurant, and the waiter brings you the check. You hand over your credit card, but instead of processing it normally, they walk to another table and ask a complete stranger to approve your payment. Sounds crazy,...
by Mitch Cottrell | Apr 21, 2026 | IT Security, Security
Remember when you’d lend your house key to a neighbor to feed your cat while you were away? You trusted them with access to your home, but what if they accidentally left your key on the front porch for anyone to find? That’s essentially what happened with...
