Insights & guidance
Security news and practical IT guidance for small businesses, from the NightSquawk Tech team.
A Vallejo school district will pay $150,000 to settle a complaint alleging it ignored an employee's telework request. What California employers with five or more workers should take from it, and a simple way to handle accommodation requests.
Attackers are exploiting three flaws covered here in Citrix NetScaler, the gateway many vendors and IT providers use to deliver remote apps. How to tell if your business is affected, and why a patch alone may not be enough.
Microsoft links a phishing service called EvilTokens to more than 12,000 compromised inboxes. It worked by getting people to type a short code into a real Microsoft page. Here is how the trick works, why MFA did not stop it, and the setting that blocks it.
CISA added flaws in MikroTik routers, on-premises SharePoint Server and Adobe Commerce/Magento to its exploited-vulnerabilities list on September 24 and 25. Who runs each one in a small business, the one action to take, and the question to ask your provider.
Starting September 29, Google Workspace Business Standard and Business Plus turn on Gemini "Take notes for me" by default for scheduled meetings with three or more people. What changes, who sees it, and where the settings live.
A critical WordPress flaw fixed on September 22 is already under attack, and CISA has added it to its exploited-vulnerabilities list. Five questions to answer about your business website this week.
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