The Liability Trap Most MSP’s Never See Coming with Justin Reinmuth

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 …

Why Backups Are Not Enough: Building Proactive Cyber Defenses for Small Businesses

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 …

Cybersecurity, AI, and Business Continuity: Key Lessons from Reginald Andre

Cybersecurity is no longer just a concern for large corporations, hospitals, or government agencies. In this episode of the Cyber Brisket Podcast, Chris Engler sits down with Reginald Andre, founder and CEO of ARC Solvers, to talk about the real risks businesses face today, from cyberattacks and AI misuse to downtime, unmanaged devices, and the false sense of security that comes from …

Cybersecurity for Nonprofits: Protect Mission, Data & Donor Trust

How Engler IT Supports Nonprofit Cybersecurity One of the most effective steps a nonprofit can take is to clearly define who owns what data and who is allowed to access it, including staff, volunteers, board members, and third-party vendors. Many nonprofit breaches occur not because of advanced hacking, but because: Engler IT works with nonprofit leadership to: This single step …

Data Protection Policies Every Nonprofit Should Have in Place

Safeguarding Donor Trust, Financial Integrity, and Organizational Compliance Nonprofits thrive on trust. Whether it’s individual donors, grant-making institutions, or community partners, people give to organizations they believe will use their resources responsibly — and that includes protecting their personal data. Unfortunately, nonprofits are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals because they often lack the robust cybersecurity infrastructure of larger organizations. A data …