Half your team may access more data than they should. See how permission creep happens and simple steps to right-size access for Chicago SMBs in regulated sectors…
“Too much access” is today’s silent risk
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Half your team may see data they shouldn’t
Half your team may see data they don’t need. Privilege creep, stale accounts, and shadow IT raise insider risk—especially for Chicago SMBs. Check who holds the keys…
Windows 11 is leaning into passkeys (and your logins are about to get way easier)
Windows 11 makes passkeys simple: faster, safer sign-ins with face, fingerprint, or PIN—no passwords to steal. See how SMBs can get ready for a passwordless future…
Windows is finally making passkeys painless
Passwords are out; passkeys are in. Windows 11 now makes secure, phishing-resistant logins easier, with smoother manager integration. See how Chicago SMBs can switch…
Your Website, Their Playbook: Outsmarting OSINT (for Chicago SMBs)
Your website can be a welcome mat for customers—and a playbook for scammers. Learn quick fixes, MFA/passkeys wins, and a 2-minute OSINT test your team can try…
New hire, new risk? Let’s talk “Day-1 defense.”
New hires are prime targets: 71% fall for phishing in the first 90 days. Build Day-1 defense with training, MFA, and one-tap reporting. See what to set up on day zero…
World Class Web Presence
Achieve a world-class web presence. Reintivity crafts & maintains sites with cutting-edge tech, managed hosting and SEO to maximize speed, security & reach. Learn how…
Windows 10 is about to clock out. Are you ready?
Windows 10 support ends soon. Unpatched PCs invite trouble. Learn how Chicago orgs can upgrade fast, dodge ESU costs, and keep auditors happy with…
Windows 10’s free safety net is disappearing in about two weeks
Windows 10’s free safety net is vanishing soon. Chicago clinics, classrooms, agencies & nonprofits—here’s what to do next to stay secure and compliant…
You work 9–5. Attackers don’t.
Cyberattacks don’t keep office hours. See how midnight malware, 8 a.m. phish, and after-hours scams hit Chicago SMBs—and the 24/7 moves to block them…
Heads-up: that “antivirus” site might be an impostor
That antivirus download might be a trap. Look-alike sites plant malware and steal data—hitting Chicago SMBs in healthcare, education, insurance, gov & nonprofits. Learn how…
One Name to Rule the Hackers
Hackers use many aliases. Microsoft & CrowdStrike plan a single naming system so your team reacts faster. Weather codenames could cut chaos—see what that means…
Microsoft wants one name per hacker group
Cyberattacks get messy when the same gang has many names. Microsoft and CrowdStrike want one label per threat—so alerts are clearer and responses faster. See how it helps…
Still on Windows 10? It’s crunch time.
Windows 10 support ends Oct 14, 2025. No patches, bigger risk. ESUs cost more each year—upgrade to Windows 11 now to stay secure and compliant. See how to prepare…
Revolutionizing Cloud Technology Solutions: Introducing Reintivity
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20 ways attackers slip in (and wreck your day)
Phish, weak passwords, and skipped patches—20 ways attackers slip in and wreck your day. See quick fixes for Chicago clinics, schools, insurers, gov & nonprofits…
Still on Windows 10? The clock’s almost out—end-of-life lands next month.
Windows 10 retires next month. See how it impacts security, compliance, and uptime—and the 5-step upgrade plan for Chicago healthcare, edu, gov & nonprofit orgs…
From Click to Crisis: A Chicago SMB Cyber Thriller (and How to Change the Ending)
One click. Quiet recon. Lockout. We unpack a real-world cyberattack, bust 9 myths, and share a Chicago-ready playbook for clinics, schools, insurers, gov & nonprofits…
Data Breaches Unmasked: Cost, Cause & Cure
Think you’re invisible to hackers? Our infographic shows how Chicago clinics, schools & nonprofits suffer breaches, what it costs, and quick ways to stop them…
Onlooker Detection: Windows 11’s New Privacy Shield
Worried about shoulder-surfers? Windows 11’s Onlooker Detection uses your webcam and AI to spot prying eyes, flashing a warning and dimming your screen before they can read…
Eyes on Your Screen? Windows 11’s New “Onlooker Detection” Could Have Your Back
Windows 11’s Onlooker Detection spots shoulder-surfers and auto-dims your display, protecting sensitive records on trains, cafés, and council halls. See if you’re compatible…
Could that “Microsoft” email be a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
Chicagoland clinics, schools, insurers and nonprofits are being duped by look-alike Microsoft emails. Master the 10-second triple check to stop the phish before it costs you…
Spot the Fake: Microsoft Phishing Alert
Cybercrooks mimic Microsoft, Google, and Apple to steal your logins. Check sender addresses, hover over links, stay vigilant. One wrong click and…
Ransomware’s Worst Enemy: Is Your Backup Ready?
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, locking businesses out of their own data. The best defense? It’s not what you think…
Before You Toss That Laptop: A Guide to Safe Tech Disposal for Insurance Providers
That old laptop isn’t as harmless as it looks. Even a factory reset can leave sensitive client data behind. Before you donate or recycle, read this first…
Still Using Weak Passwords? It’s Time for a Wake-Up Call
“iloveyou”? “12345”? “qwerty1”? If any of those sound familiar, your passwords might be putting your business at risk. Here’s what to do about it…
Weak Passwords, Big Trouble: Secure Your Business Now
Still using ‘12345’? Hackers can crack it in seconds. Learn why a password manager and MFA are now non-negotiable for SMB security…
Identity Fraud: The Hidden Cost Devouring SMBs
Cybercriminals are using AI-powered impersonation to drain cash and data from SMBs. Discover the simple steps that shut them down before damage hits…
Think Fraud Only Hits the Big Guys? Think Again
Think fraud only hits big companies? SMBs are prime targets—and the cost is climbing fast. Here’s what you need to know to protect your business…
The Device-Code Con: Hackers’ New Shortcut Into Your Accounts
Passwords aren’t the prize now. Hackers hijack sign-ins with device-code hacks, turning one rushed OK into full access. See how the scam works—and how to shut it down…