Gary Herbstman 
For years, cybersecurity advice for small businesses has sounded roughly the same: Train your staff, warn them about phishing, and tell them to be careful with email. User awareness is important, but modern attacks have evolved well past what vigilance alone can stop. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, more than 60% of … Read more
Here’s a table summarizing the Apple iPad models, their generations, basic specs, and release years, with the latest iPad models through 2026. Good luck reading the model numbers off an Apple device. I suggest using your phone camera or a magnifying glass. If you are having iPad or computer issues, contact us here. Model Generation … Read more
Cyberattacks are no longer just a problem for large corporations. In 2026, small businesses are among the most targeted by hackers, and many don’t realize how vulnerable they are until it’s too late.If you run a small or mid-sized business, understanding how businesses get hacked is the first step toward protecting your data, your customers, … Read more
If you ever find yourself asking: Why is my Business Internet slow, you’re not alone. In a fast-paced area like Boca Raton and Palm Beach, slow business internet can seriously impact your operations. At Byte Solutions, we work with businesses across South Florida every day that struggle with slow internet, unreliable WiFi, and constant network … Read more
Cyberattacks against Microsoft 365 accounts have increased dramatically over the last few years, and attackers are now far more focused on exploiting stolen session tokens than guessing passwords. Because of this shift, one of the simplest and most effective steps organizations can take to strengthen their security posture is to implement a daily sign-in frequency policy through … Read more
Cyberattacks against Microsoft 365 accounts have increased dramatically over the last few years, and attackers are now far more focused on exploiting stolen session tokens than guessing passwords. Because of this shift, one of the simplest and most effective steps organizations can take to strengthen their security posture is to implement a daily sign-in frequency policy through … Read more
Many healthcare offices, law firms, and financial companies in South Florida believe they’re too small to attract cybercriminals — until a single phishing email, compromised login, or fake invoice brings operations to a halt. Today’s cyberattacks rarely start with sophisticated hacking. Instead, they exploit everyday tools like email, remote access, and cloud software. In this … Read more
If your email is a pain point. Here are some tips, along with example prompts, for leveraging Copilot in Outlook to help tame your email. Morning triage: “Go through and summarize any unread emails I have from today, and then group them by topic. Highlight anything important for my direct reports to note. After, list … Read more
Cybercriminals are rapidly evolving, and one of the most dangerous techniques on the rise is the Adversary‑in‑the‑Middle (AiTM) attack. These attacks bypass traditional security methods—including MFA—and allow attackers to hijack accounts, impersonate executives, and initiate fraudulent activity. For modern businesses relying heavily on cloud services like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and financial SaaS platforms, AiTM attacks represent … Read more
Recently, the U.S. government has been contemplating placing restrictions on TP-Link’s networking equipment. Some of the equipment the government plans to place restrictions on includes routers, according to a recent report from KrebsonSecurity. While TP-Link addresses these allegations, this potential security hazard underscores a growing reality for businesses: network hardware security is now more important … Read more
