Category: Cybersecurity
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Business Email Compromise at Credit Unions: How Attackers Redirect Wire Payments and What Stops Them
Business email compromise costs U.S. organizations billions each year, and credit unions are prime targets. Here is how attackers redirect wire and ACH payments, the four most common scenarios, and the layered controls (DMARC, out-of-band verification, and staff training) that actually stop them.
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CMMC Phase II Suspended: What It Means and What to Do Next
On July 13, 2026, the Department of War suspended CMMC Phase II, removing the November 2026 third-party audit deadline. But DFARS 252.204-7012, NIST SP 800-171, and your SPRS self-attestation all still apply. This is schedule relief, not scope relief, and here is what defense contractors should do during the pause.
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MSP vs MSSP: Which Does Your Business Actually Need? (2026)
If you’re comparing MSP vs MSSP, understanding the difference can help you make better technology decisions, reduce cyber risk, and ensure your organization has the right level of protection. This guide explains the differences between the two models, when each makes sense, and why many businesses ultimately benefit from combining both.