The Cyberattack That Disrupted Boston Scientific—and the Lesson Every Business Should Take From It A cyberattack doesn’t have to steal millions of customer records to cause serious damage. Sometimes, simply taking critical systems offline is enough. Boston Scientific, one of the world’s major medical device manufacturers, is dealing with exactly that reality after a cybersecurity incident disrupted operations across the …
Cybersecurity is no longer just about installing the right tools and hoping they keep attackers out. Today’s businesses rely on cloud platforms, software vendors, managed service providers (MSPs), employees, insurance carriers, and countless other pieces of an increasingly connected technology ecosystem. That creates tremendous opportunity—but it also creates risk that can become complicated very quickly when something goes wrong. On …
On this episode of the Cyber Brisket podcast, Chris Engler sat down with Rob Allen, Chief Product Officer at ThreatLocker, to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing businesses today: how to stop cyberattacks before they become full-blown disasters. Rob brings more than 30 years of IT and cybersecurity experience, including hands-on work responding to ransomware incidents. In the conversation, he …
When people think of a major data breach, they often picture a hoodie-wearing hacker breaking through a firewall in the middle of the night. But in many cases, the front door is much simpler. A recent breach involving Xsolis, a U.S.-based healthcare technology company, is another reminder that cyberattacks do not always start with complex code. Sometimes, they start with …
When people think about cybersecurity, they often assume the biggest risks belong to companies with outdated systems, weak passwords, or no real IT support. But the recent ADT cybersecurity incident is a reminder that even large, trusted, security-focused companies are still targets. ADT reported that its cybersecurity systems detected unauthorized access to a limited set of customer and prospective customer …
April 14, 2026 is Identity Management Day, an annual awareness campaign focused on helping organizations better understand how digital identities are secured and how access should be managed across the business. The official 2026 theme is centered on the reality that identity is no longer only about employees logging into laptops and email. It now includes human identities, machine identities, …
If you run a chiropractic practice in Maryland or the DMV, your phone system isn’t just a utility, it’s your revenue engine. Every new patient starts with a call. And if your phone system drops calls, routes incorrectly, lacks reporting, or can’t scale with growth, you are quietly losing revenue every week. That’s why modern chiropractic practices are switching to …
Law firms and the broader legal industry are rapidly adopting cloud platforms for document management, collaboration, and remote work, but security must evolve alongside convenience. Recent Legal Industry Cyberattacks: What Firms Should Know In 2025, law firms continued to be prime targets for sophisticated cybercrime, with multiple high-profile incidents showing why cloud security and proactive IT management are essential. Recent …
How Engler IT Protects Youth Health Data Healthcare organizations that serve youth carry an added responsibility: protecting highly sensitive data while navigating complex consent and privacy requirements. Engler IT partners with healthcare providers to ensure youth health records are secure, compliant, and accessible only to authorized users. The First Major Step Healthcare Organizations Should Take Separate Youth Health Data from General …
Originally posted on Bleeping Computer: Comcast will pay a $1.5 million fine to settle a Federal Communications Commission investigation into a February 2024 vendor data breach that exposed the personal information of nearly 275,000 customers. The breach occurred in February 2024, when attackers hacked into the systems of Financial Business and Consumer Solutions (FBCS), a debt collector Comcast had stopped …