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Medical and dental practices rely on cloud systems every day for patient records, scheduling, backups, and communication.

But healthcare cloud computing is not just about convenience. It also requires strong security, reliable access, and HIPAA-compliant systems that protect sensitive patient information.

Our latest blog explains how secure cloud computing helps healthcare practices reduce cybersecurity risks, strengthen compliance, and keep operations running smoothly.

The biggest cyber incidents of 2026 aren't just affecting company networks. They're impacting critical infrastructure, public services, healthcare, and millions of individuals.

This TechCrunch roundup highlights some of the year's most significant breaches and cyberattacks, reinforcing a growing reality: cybersecurity is now a business, operational, and public trust issue.

The organizations building resilience before an incident occurs will be in a much stronger position when one inevitably does.

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Hacked, leaked, and held for ransom: The worst breaches of 2026 so far | TechCrunch From a massive DOGE data breach and the hacking of critical energy and water systems to the hack of an FBI surveillance system, here are the most damaging security incidents and data breaches of 2026.

Big shoutout to our team! 💙

Before partnering with us, this local credit union was juggling growing IT demands, security requirements, and increasing audit pressure. Now they’re operating with more confidence, stronger systems, and a clear path forward.

“Without their support, we would have been in a much more difficult position operationally. Now we feel organized, supported, and prepared moving forward.”

— Marcella Miller, COO

Helping organizations stay secure, compliant, and ready for what’s next is exactly why we do what we do.

Cyber insurance is doing more than covering breaches now, it’s actively shaping how companies approach cybersecurity.

This article explains how insurers are pushing businesses to prove real security practices like MFA, backups, and incident response planning before offering coverage. As cyber risk becomes more measurable, security is turning into a business decision just as much as a technical one.

The companies taking cybersecurity seriously today are likely to be far better positioned when challenges happen tomorrow.

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Cyber Insurance: How Quantifying Risk Is Reshaping Security In the latest Reporters' Notebook video, we discuss risk quantification and what the cyber insurance policy covers (and what it does not).

A lot of the best systems in a business are the ones you don’t really think about.

They just work in the background, quietly doing what they’re supposed to do. And when they’re not working well, you usually notice it in small ways first, a delay here, a hiccup there, a process that feels more complicated than it should.

Those signals are often worth paying attention to.

Your Wi-Fi router probably feels like one of the most forgettable pieces of technology in your home. Plug it in, connect devices, move on.

But researchers are warning that the same technology helping your router deliver stronger signals could also create unexpected privacy concerns. New findings suggest modern Wi-Fi systems may be able to identify and track people through changes in signal patterns, even without direct access to their devices. Researchers reported identification accuracy as high as 99.5% in testing.

Cybersecurity and privacy conversations are moving beyond passwords and software. Sometimes the biggest questions come from the everyday technology we barely think about at all.

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Researchers Issue Warning About Tech That Could Turn Every Router 'Into a Potential Means for Surveillance' Researchers warn that a new method for detecting people through WiFi signals poses a serious privacy risk.

Congrats to our April CSAT Winner, Katlyn from NEPA Community Health Care! 🎉 When tech issues popped up, Katlyn trusted tech42 to get everything back on track quickly and smoothly.

Pictured with Katlyn is our own Network Solutions Engineer Stephen Tice.

Here’s to strong partnerships, solved tech problems, and happy clients!

IT Tip: don’t skip the “why” behind what you’re doing.

Most mistakes don’t come from bad intentions, they come from not knowing what to look for. A quick click, a reused password, or a missed update can turn into a bigger issue fast.

The more your team understands how and why things work, the fewer problems show up in the first place. Small knowledge gaps add up, but so do small improvements.

Everyone’s talking about AI in cybersecurity right now.
But behind the headlines, there’s a quieter reality: not every company entering the space is built to last.

This article explores the growing wave of investment flowing into AI-driven cybersecurity tools, and the pressure that’s creating across the industry. While new startups are launching fast, many are struggling to survive long enough to prove real value in a crowded market.

Technology changes fast. The companies behind it change even faster. That’s why choosing the right long-term IT strategy matters just as much as choosing the right tools.

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AI Driving Cybersecurity Investments, Widening 'Valley of Death' In a role reversal, investments in security startups exceeded the value of mergers and acquisitions in 1Q26 by more than $1 billion, a rare occurrence.

MFA fatigue is counting on one thing: you getting tired and hitting “approve” without thinking. Attackers don’t need your password if they can wear you down with nonstop login prompts. One tap and they’re in.

If you didn’t try to log in, don’t approve it. Pause, check, then act on it.

We break down how these attacks work and how to stop them before they turn into a real problem. Read more in our latest blog!