Tag: SMB cybersecurity

How to Use AI Browsers Safely | Practical Security Guide for Atlas and Comet Users

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Illustration representing AI Browser Security 2025 human silhouette with AI chip, web browser window with security shield and warning icon, symbolizing safe use of Atlas and Comet AI browsers for SMBs

AI Browser Security is becoming one of the defining cybersecurity challenges of 2025.As intelligent, agent-based browsers such as Atlas and Comet enter the mainstream, they promise something revolutionary: a browser that doesn’t just show you the web it works the web for you.It can summarise, search, schedule, and even take actions on your behalf. But as small and mid-sized businesses rush to adopt these tools for efficiency, they’re also stepping into uncharted security territory.And while the potential is immense, so is the exposure. The more your browser does for you,…

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Building the Perfect Server Infrastructure | 2025 SECITHUB SMB Guide to Secure, Scalable, and Reliable Systems

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Server infrastructure setup diagram showing data center architecture and IT system components part of SECITHUB server infrastructure guide 2025 for scalable and secure systems.

Server infrastructure in 2025 is the backbone of every digital business a secure, scalable, and automated ecosystem that connects hardware, virtualization, and cloud environments into one resilient framework. The best setups combine performance, redundancy, and security-by-design principles to minimize downtime, prevent data loss, and enable continuous business growth. The Foundation of Every Digital Business Your servers are not just machines they are the heartbeat of your business. Every transaction, customer login, and cloud backup flows through them. A weak server setup can cost thousands in downtime, performance loss, and data…

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DNS Spoofing Attacks | The 2025 SMB Guide to Prevention, Detection, and Defense

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DNS SECURITY IMAGE GUIDE DNS SPOOFING

DNS spoofing attacks in 2025 exploit weaknesses in the Domain Name System to redirect users to malicious sites without their knowledge.For SMBs, these cache poisoning and rogue DNS tactics can lead to credential theft, ransomware, and data breaches.Defending against them requires DNSSEC, encrypted DNS (DoH/DoT), and continuous DNS monitoring turning basic network hygiene into a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity. What Is DNS Spoofing and Why It Matters in 2025 Every time you type a website address from office.com to your online banking page your device asks a DNS (Domain Name…

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