AI Security Dos and Don’ts: What Should You Never Upload to an AI Tool?
AI tools can save businesses time, but uploading passwords, customer information, financial records, or confidential documents can create serious security risks. Learn what AI platforms receive, what information should remain private, and how employees can use AI more safely.
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Aug 45 min read
What Happens When One Employee’s Password Gets Stolen?
A stolen employee password can lead to email access, data exposure, invoice fraud, and business disruption. Learn how small businesses can reduce risk and protect customer trust.
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Jul 84 min read
AI Security: The New Risk Small Businesses Can’t Ignore
AI tools are creating new cybersecurity risks for small businesses. Learn how shadow AI, phishing, and data exposure can impact your company and how to stay protected.
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Jun 103 min read
The Most Dangerous Email You’ll Ever Receive
The Most Dangerous Email You’ll Ever Receive Looks Completely Normal When most people think of a malicious email, they imagine obvious warning signs — poor grammar, strange formatting, or suspicious links. In reality, the most dangerous emails look completely legitimate. They often appear to come from trusted sources like Microsoft, a coworker, a vendor, or even your own email account. These emails are carefully designed to blend in with normal business communication, making
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Mar 103 min read
Kappa Computer Systems Named to CRN’s 2026 MSP 500 List
Kappa Computer Systems has been named to CRN’s 2026 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category . Previous MSP 500 Appearances 2025; 2024; 2022; 2021 We are proud to announce that Kappa Computer Systems has been named to CRN’s 2026 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category, recognizing top-performing managed service providers across North America. This annual list highlights MSPs that are driving innovation, delivering strate
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Feb 142 min read
What Happens During a Cyberattack — Step by Step
Most people imagine cyberattacks as instant events — a hacker breaks in and immediately causes damage. In reality, cyberattacks usually happen slowly and quietly over days, weeks, or even months. Understanding how attacks actually happen can help businesses recognize risks early and prevent serious damage. But first, lets get this out of the way... Many small businesses believe they are too small to be targeted. In reality, small and mid-sized businesses are among the most co
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Feb 143 min read
