MFA in 2026: Why Push Notifications Are Out and Passkeys Are In
John Ohlwiler
Email Security for Small Businesses: The Top 5 Threats You Missed
John Ohlwiler
Your inbox is the most attacked surface in your business. Not your firewall. Not your servers. Your email.
Security Awareness Training in 2026: Turning Your Biggest Vulnerability into Your Best Defense
John Ohlwiler
Direct Answer Security awareness training in 2026 is the structured, continuous process of teaching every employee to recognize, resist, and …
Social Engineering in 2026: The Attacks Are Getting Personal
Jason Lee
Direct Answer: Social engineering in 2026 looks less like a clumsy email and more like a video call from your CFO. Attackers now use AI-gener …
Cybersecurity for Growing Businesses: What Companies with 50-200 Employees Need to Know
John Ohlwiler
Companies with 50 to 200 employees occupy the most dangerous stretch of the growth curve. They are large enough to be a worthwhile target, bu …
Third-Party Risk in 2026: Managing Vendors Before They Manage You
John Ohlwiler
Managing third-party risk in 2026 means treating every vendor relationship as a security event with a beginning, a middle, and an end. The st …
PCI Compliance for Franchise Systems: What Every Multi-Location Owner Needs to Know
John Ohlwiler
A franchisor playbook for splitting responsibility, building brand standards, and keeping every location compliant.
Cyber Liability in M&A: The Risk Nobody Talks About Until It Is Too Late
Jason Lee
Sentry Technology Solutions | M&A Advisory | June 18, 2026
MFA Fatigue: Why Your Login Policies Need a Refresh
John Ohlwiler
MFA fatigue attacks succeed by spamming users with push notifications until someone approves one just to make it stop. In 2026, traditional M …
Vendor Risk Management: Your Weakest Link Is Not Internal
Jason Lee
Vendor risk management means evaluating, monitoring, and controlling the cybersecurity practices of every third party your business connects …
