Apple has long cultivated a reputation for security. Clients assume their Macs, iPhones, and iPads are inherently safe—immune to ransomware, phishing, and zero-day exploits. That assumption is not only wrong—it’s dangerous. Recent threat intelligence and breach data show Apple devices are increasingly targeted by sophisticated attackers who exploit blind spots in monitoring, patching, and visibility. In this series, we will uncover Apple specific security measures you can put in place right now to protect against the ever-growing threat of Apple cyberattacks.

Here’s the dangerous assumption most businesses make: *“We have insurance, so we’re covered.”* But in reality, coverage only kicks in if you can show that you met every standard, every condition, and every promise laid out in your policy—and in your industry regulations.

Cyber insurance policies are getting stricter. Clauses are buried, sublimits are shrinking, and claims are being denied at record rates—not because of breaches, but because of missed documentation. This series is your roadmap to staying ahead. We’ll walk you through what’s really going on with cyber liability today, what you need to do, and how to make sure you’re never the one left explaining why coverage failed.

Cyber Insurance Review Playbook: https://portal.galacticscan.com/doc/321/CyberInsuranceReviewPlaybook.pdf

Most MSPs assume their firewall is a set-it-and-forget-it solution. Deploy it, configure a few rules, and move on. But hackers are exploiting this complacency. In the past year alone, major vendors like Fortinet, Palo Alto, and SonicWall have been hit with critical vulnerabilities—some exploited within 24 hours of discovery. The reality? Your firewall isn’t a passive defense. It’s an active target. In this Tech Defense, we walk you through what you need to do to shut them out.

Be sure to download our Hardening Firewalls Guide: [https://portal.galacticscan.com/doc/295/HardeningFirewalls_Guide.pdf](https://portal.galacticscan.com/doc/295/HardeningFirewalls_Guide.pdf)

AI is now being used to crack passwords at machine speed. In this short training, we reveal how new AI-driven password attacks like PassGAN and password sprayers are quietly breaking into accounts across the globe. Real examples. Real threats. And the exact steps you need to take right now to stay secure. If you’re still relying on passwords alone, you’re already behind.

There’s a new threat quietly activating on Windows machines—and most of your clients have no idea how dangerous it really is. It’s called Microsoft Recall, and it automatically records a visual history of everything your clients see on their screens. Passwords. Bank logins. Confidential contracts. All captured. All stored. All ripe for the taking if that device is ever compromised. If you haven’t disabled it—or at least documented your decision—you’re gambling with your business, your reputation, and your legal future. Let’s fix that before the breach headlines do.

When disaster strikes, it’s not your security tools that will save you. It’s your Incident Response Plan. If you don’t have a formal, tested, documented IR Plan—you have no defense. Whether you survive depends entirely on the strength of your IR Plan. In this series, we will dive into how to make your IR Plan bulletproof so you’re ready for the inevitable.

Outdated systems may seem harmless, but they can create major security gaps. In this Tech Defense video, you’ll learn why unsupported tech is risky and how removing or replacing it helps protect your network.

Ransomware isn’t the endgame anymore—it’s just the opening act. Today’s cybercriminals are playing a longer game with a more devastating twist: silent credential theft. Infostealers are malware designed to slip through undetected, extract your most sensitive data, and quietly funnel it to the dark web. No encryption. No ransom note. No clue it even happened—until it’s too late and the lawsuits start pouring in. In this series, we break down why infostealers are the new top threat, and how one wrong click can open the door to both a breach and a courtroom.

Did you know that just *one* reply to a fake text message can open the floodgates for hackers—no clicks, no warnings, just instant compromise? Smishing attacks are exploding, bypassing every traditional security measure, and going straight for your users’ trust. It’s no longer a tech problem—it’s a trust problem. That’s why we’ve created a powerful, no-fluff training resource to show your team exactly what to watch for and how to respond *before* your organization becomes the next headline.

Hackers don’t always lock you out with ransomware. Sometimes, they stay quiet — watching, waiting…taking everything while you work like nothing’s wrong.

Imagine checking your email and seeing a password reset you didn’t request... or a login from a country you’ve never visited.

Would you catch it in time? Or would you keep working — while they drain your bank account and target your clients? This is how real break-ins happen. Watch now to learn the warning signs — and how to shut them down before the damage is permanent.