This Week in Cybersecurity
Industry news. Norvet's take below.
Ransomware Insider Betrayal: Guilty Plea In BlackCat Cybercrime Scheme
Angelo Martino pleads guilty in a shocking insider ransomware scheme tied to BlackCat. Learn how ransomware evolved into a global criminal enterprise with insider threats.
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Chainguard, Cyber Firms Use AI to Hunt for Open-Source Flaws
More than two dozen companies including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and an array of cybersecurity firms are collaborating to remedy software flaws spotted by cutting-edge artificial intelligence models.
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Inside the FBI’s Fake Town Designed to Train Agents
FBI has built a realistic “fake town” to train agents for cyberattacks as ransomware and digital threats reach record levels.
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Claude Fable 5 Is Here: What Anthropic's Most Capable AI Means for Your Small Business
Anthropic just launched Claude Fable 5, its most capable AI model yet, at a lower price than the version before it. Here is what actually matters for a small business, in plain English, and how to adopt powerful AI without creating new security gaps.
What the 2026 Verizon DBIR Means for Small Businesses in Atlanta
The 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report analyzed over 22,000 confirmed breaches. For the first time in 19 years, attackers got in through unpatched software more often than stolen passwords. Here is what that changes for a small business.
The Future of Aerospace IT: Why Strategic MSP Partnerships Define Competitive Altitude
In Atlanta's aerospace hub, from the Marietta C-130 line to Delta TechOps, operational resilience hinges on the right managed-services strategy. What aerospace and defense leaders should demand from their MSP on compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171/53, ITAR), resilient infrastructure, security, cloud, and supply-chain hardening.
Starlink and Fixed Wireless for Georgia Business: When They Make Sense
Fiber is the gold standard, but it does not reach everywhere. Here is when satellite and fixed wireless are the right call for a Georgia business, and when they are best kept as a backup.
World Cup 2026: How Metro Atlanta Businesses Can Prepare
Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts 8 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches June 15 – July 15. Restaurants, retailers, and hospitality businesses have about 4 weeks to prepare network, cabling, payments, and cybersecurity.
How Much Does Cat6 Cabling Cost for an Atlanta Office?
Realistic Cat6 and Cat6A cabling cost ranges for Atlanta commercial spaces — per-drop pricing, what drives the difference, and how to get a quote that holds.
Network Closet Cleanup: What It Includes, How Long It Takes, What It Costs
What a professional network closet cleanup actually involves, how long it takes depending on the size and state of your closet, what it costs, and why it pays off.
Cat6 vs Cat6A: Which Should Your Business Install?
The practical difference between Cat6 and Cat6A for commercial installations — when Cat6 is the right call, when Cat6A is worth the premium, and what to ask during your site walkthrough.
The Backup Exit Strategy: Can You Move Your Data Without the Vendor's Help?
SaaS lock-in is a real business risk in 2026. If your data cannot leave a vendor cleanly, your options, timelines, and costs are controlled for you — not by you.
Clean Desk 2.0: Securing Your Home Office from Physical Data Leaks
The home office is now part of your business perimeter. An unlocked screen, a shared device, or an unsupported router can expose the same systems your business runs on every day.
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