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Microsoft launched Copilot Business for small teams at $21 per user per month, with introductory pricing through June 30. Before you add it to your bill, here's an honest look at what you actually get and whether it's worth it.
This week, 8,800 universities had 275 million records stolen. None of them were directly hacked. Their software vendor was. Every business running cloud tools for payroll, accounting, or client management carries the same exposure.
60% of small businesses that suffer significant data loss close within six months. Most of them had a backup. The problem wasn't the backup. It was that nobody tested whether it would actually work.
April's Patch Tuesday fixed 167 flaws including a SharePoint zero-day attackers are actively exploiting right now. The government gave federal agencies until April 28 to patch it. That deadline is tomorrow.
68% of employees use AI tools their employer never approved. They paste customer records, contracts, and internal docs into platforms your IT team has zero visibility over. It's called Shadow AI, and small businesses are the most exposed.
Your email filter has gotten better at catching phishing. Attackers noticed and moved to SMS. Smishing now accounts for 35% of phishing attacks, with click rates up to nine times higher than email.
A ransomware attack shut down a North Dakota water treatment plant for 16 hours in March 2026. If a public utility running on thin IT resources can get hit, so can your small business.
Microsoft's March 2026 Patch Tuesday fixed 79 vulnerabilities, including a zero-click bug that can make Microsoft 365 Copilot silently leak your data. If you haven't applied this month's updates yet, now's the time.
If you're still handling IT on your own or calling someone when things break, you're not alone. But there's a better way that saves money, prevents headaches, and keeps your business running.
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