By recognizing hallucination risks and applying smart oversight, SMB IT leaders can harness the benefits of artificial intelligence while protecting their brand, customers and bottom line.

Achieving zero trust doesn’t have to be overly complex or prohibitively expensive.

Modern videoconferencing hardware, like integrated video bars and adaptable cameras, lets SMBs deploy devices that fit their needs.

Microsoft CTS and CDW’s Inscape are cost-effective alternatives to recruiting more staff.

Having the right technology controls in place can vastly impact the cost of cyber insurance and claims eligibility.

Feeding agents and models proprietary data is essential to continuously improving products for small to medium-sized businesses.

Hackers are using artificial intelligence to work faster and more efficiently. Ongoing pen testing enables small businesses, such as defense contractors, to remediate vulnerabilities proactively.

Small and medium-sized businesses must secure themselves against threats from China, Iran and North Korea.

Experts share a few ways software-defined networks and artificial intelligence form the basis of a smarter cloud.

A look at 2024’s exploitation trends reveals shifts in hackers’ approaches and advocates for a more proactive approach to cybersecurity.

The cloud isn’t a plug-and-play, cost-saving machine, but with a strategic approach to FinOps, SMBs come out ahead financially.

While increasingly common among SMBs, data fragmentation doesn’t have to hamper operational efficiency.