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N-able’s Stefanie Hammond applies The JOLT Effect by Matthew Dixon and Ted McKenna to MSP cybersecurity sales. Challenger Inc. summarizes research putting 40% to 60% of lost deals in no decision, and Dixon and McKenna report most no-decision losses stem from fear of failure. Hammond argues MSPs should recommend one program, stop piling on urgency,…

Not so long ago, banking was a paper-driven business. Legions of clerks working in back rooms processed forms in triplicate and manually sorted, stamped and stored documents. Entire operations were built around the physical handling of information. It was time-consuming, resource-heavy and prone to human error.

The 2026-27 MLB offseason is a bit more than a week old and already the hot stove moves and rumors are coming in. We’ve ranked the top 50 free agents and top 25 trade candidates, and built you a calendar of the important offseason dates and deadlines you need to know. Here now are Friday’s…

Tenn. — With Black Friday and Cyber Monday right around the corner, online shoppers need to take heed. Savi Security, the consumer tech company that created the free scam checker Scamwise, has released its 2026 Holiday Shopping Scam Report, and it’s not good news

Something astonishing has happened, and because it happened so quickly, we have already begun to treat it as ordinary. A physician can ask an AI system to help flag a suspicious shadow in a medical image. A student stuck on an algebra problem can summon a patient tutor at midnight. A programmer can describe the…

A small number of UK freezers were impacted in a suspected hack that saw fridge and freezer temperatures spike across Europe, Britain’s cybersecurity chiefhas said.

LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) – Financial markets are struggling under the weight of wars, soaring sovereign debt and trade tensions, with signs of trouble showing across the world — from the selloff in Japanese and French bonds to plunging emerging-market currencies. Now, the one trade that helped investors remain optimistic is starting to show cracks…

Brandon Stirrup deleted his comments from X a day after saying that AI usage is widespread in the gaming industry.

One AI researcher-turned-mortgage CEO says loan officers are leaving a lot on the table

The first half of 2026 was a busy stretch for anyone tracking malware, and most security teams learned about it the way they usually do, through vendor advisories, threat feeds and conversations with peers. Those sources have real benefits, especially for understanding what’s circulating across industries, but by the time a campaign shows up in…