The BMIT blog
Security and IT news for Greater Boston businesses, written by engineers: what happened, whether it affects you, and what to do about it.
Business email compromise, known as BEC, tricks an employee into wiring...
Microsoft’s commercial pricing changes took effect on July 1, 2026, and...
Microsoft’s July 2026 Patch Tuesday fixed roughly 569 vulnerabilities, the largest...
A SharePoint Server vulnerability is being actively exploited right now, and...
A few weeks ago, an employee at one of our clients,...
What’s the real difference between managed IT and break-fix support? Break-fix...
What is AI voice cloning fraud? AI voice cloning fraud is...
Are AI-generated phishing emails really that different from old-school spam? Yes...
Phishing attacks are the leading cause of data breaches and ransomware...
If your business usually treats Patch Tuesday as background noise, June...
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