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Cybersecurity
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Cybersecurity Services for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses in Greenville, NC
What Greenville and Eastern NC small businesses should actually look for in a cybersecurity provider, how AI is changing both the threats and the defenses, and the baseline controls no SMB should skip.
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The end of on-prem Exchange: what Carolinas holdouts should do now
Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 are past their support deadline, and every AI feature Microsoft is building into email requires Exchange Online. Here is what Carolinas businesses still running on-premises Exchange need to understand and do in 2026.
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Phishing-resistant authentication for executives: how AI is changing the threat and what Carolinas businesses must do about it
AI-powered deepfakes, voice cloning, and spearphishing have made traditional MFA inadequate for protecting executive accounts. North and South Carolina businesses running Microsoft 365 have the tools to fix this with phishing-resistant authentication. Here is how to deploy it without disrupting your leadership team.
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Intune vs Jamf vs Workspace ONE: AI device management for Carolinas businesses
AI is rewriting the rules of enterprise device management. Carolinas IT teams choosing between Microsoft Intune, Jamf, and VMware Workspace ONE need to understand what each AI layer actually does for Windows, Mac, and mobile fleets.
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SOC 2 readiness with Microsoft 365: how AI is changing the compliance game for Carolinas tech companies
Achieving SOC 2 Type II used to mean months of manual evidence collection and expensive consultants. For Carolinas SaaS companies and technology businesses, AI-powered Microsoft 365 tools are compressing that timeline significantly. Here is what is actually working.
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MFA rollout without breaking Outlook: a practical playbook for Carolinas businesses
Deploying multi-factor authentication in Microsoft 365 is one of the highest-impact security moves a mid-market business can make. Done wrong, it breaks Outlook for a third of your users on day one. Here is how AI-powered authentication is transforming security in the Carolinas, and how to get the rollout right.
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AI is transforming email impersonation attacks. Here is how Carolinas businesses should configure Microsoft Defender.
Generative AI has made phishing emails near-perfect. For North and South Carolina businesses running Microsoft 365, the configuration decisions in Microsoft Defender are now the difference between a contained incident and a serious breach.
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NIST 800-171 and Microsoft 365 GCC: how AI is transforming compliance for Carolinas defense contractors
AI tools inside Microsoft 365 GCC are compressing the time it takes Carolinas defense contractors to reach NIST 800-171 audit readiness. Here is what GCC covers, what it does not, and where AI is doing real work.
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Microsoft Sentinel for Carolinas SMBs: is AI-powered security worth it?
Microsoft Sentinel promises AI-driven threat detection across the Microsoft stack. For North and South Carolina SMBs, the real question is whether the capability justifies the cost and complexity compared with simpler alternatives.
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Privileged access management with Microsoft Entra ID: the AI-era security priority for Carolinas businesses
AI-powered attacks now target privileged accounts first. Here is how North and South Carolina mid-market businesses are using Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management to shrink the blast radius before the breach happens.
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Microsoft 365 Defender P1 vs P2: what Carolina businesses actually need in 2026
AI is reshaping the threat landscape faster than most mid-market companies can track. For Carolina businesses choosing between Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 and Plan 2, here is what the decision actually comes down to.
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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint vs CrowdStrike: AI-powered endpoint security for Carolinas businesses
AI is reshaping endpoint threats faster than legacy antivirus can respond. Here is how Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and CrowdStrike compare for North and South Carolina mid-market businesses in 2026, and how to pick the right one.
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Cyber insurance requirements AI is driving up for Carolinas businesses
AI-generated attacks have pushed underwriters to tighten their requirements sharply. What North and South Carolina businesses need to demonstrate to get covered and keep premiums from spiraling.
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Zero Trust for Carolinas businesses on the Microsoft stack: what AI threats are changing
AI is making phishing, credential theft, and lateral movement faster and harder to detect. Here is what Zero Trust looks like in practice on the Microsoft stack for North and South Carolina businesses in 2026.
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Backup vs retention in Microsoft 365: native is not a backup
Microsoft 365's native retention policies are not a backup, despite what your team probably thinks. Three scenarios where you will find out the hard way, and what an actual backup looks like.
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Conditional access for mid-market: the five policies to start with
Most Microsoft 365 tenants have either too few conditional access policies or too many ineffective ones. The five baseline policies every mid-market tenant should run, in priority order.