Insights
Practical guides on disaster recovery, ransomware, Microsoft 365 security and data compliance for New York businesses.
HHS’s overhaul of the HIPAA Security Rule is still a proposed rule, but its direction is clear: written plans to restore critical systems within 72 hours, mandatory encryption and MFA, and annual audits. Here is the current status and a practical plan for New York practices.
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report puts business email compromise losses at just over $3 billion, and New York among the hardest-hit states. Here is what the numbers show and the controls that actually stop BEC.
Both platforms can give a small or mid-sized business enterprise-grade disaster recovery. Here is how their pricing, hidden costs and recovery capabilities compare in 2026, and how to choose.
Recovery time and recovery point objectives are only useful if they are tied to what an outage actually costs you. Here is how to set them using current downtime data, with a worked example for a New York professional services firm.
Every requirement of the amended NYDFS cybersecurity regulation is now enforceable. Here is what changed in the final phase, what recent consent orders tell us about enforcement, and where backup and recovery fit in.
Microsoft 365 is resilient, but it is not a backup. Here are the exact recovery windows built into Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams, the scenarios they don’t cover, and how New York businesses close the gap.
