Risk at Work
Real office security scenarios — phishing, unsafe downloads, reused passwords, unmanaged devices, unsecured Wi-Fi, shadow IT, and the everyday employee mistakes that create avoidable exposure.
Risk at Work
How Can You Prevent Virus and Malicious Code at Work?
Learn how can you prevent virus and malicious code with practical office steps for safer devices, email, and d...
Risk at Work
What Is the Goal of an Insider Threat Program? A Practical Office Guide
Learn what is the goal of an insider threat program, how it protects your business, and how to build practical...
Risk at Work
Why This Site Exists: Office Security Advice for People Who Still Have to Run the Business
Grant Dorsey, a former IT operations and compliance manager in Madison, Wisconsin, explains why he started a p...
Risk at Work
The 7 Most Common Office Security Mistakes I Still See in 2026
Grant Dorsey lists the seven office security mistakes he still sees most often in 2026, from shared log-ins to...
Risk at Work
Why “We’re Too Small to Be Targeted” Is Still the Most Expensive Lie in Small Business Security
Small offices are rarely “targeted” at all — most attacks are automated and opportunistic, hitting whatever do...
Risk at Work
What Actually Happens After One Employee Clicks a Fake Microsoft 365 Login Page
A practical walkthrough of what really happens after an employee submits credentials to a fake Microsoft 365 l...