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Digit the Great Dane and Dottie the Scottie watch through an office window as a cat runs autonomous AI-powered cyberattacks unattended

AI-Powered Cyberattacks Just Got Smarter. Agentic AI Is Why.

Author: Ami DePierro | Co-Founder, 2 Dog Digital  Ami DePierro is Co-Founder of 2 Dog Digital and a former US Marine Intelligence Analyst who brings analytical precision to cybersecurity strategy for small and mid-sized businesses across the Raleigh/Triangle area. Digit is the voice. Ami is the author. Table of Contents Add a header to begin

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Three office‑setting animals—a Great Dane, a Scottish Terrier with a blue ribbon, and a black cat labeled “Data”—illustrate a cybersecurity concept about infostealer malware threats.

Infostealer Malware: The Credential Threat Most Small Businesses Have Never Heard Of

Author: Ami DePierro | Co-Founder, 2 Dog Digital  Ami DePierro is Co-Founder of 2 Dog Digital and a former US Marine Intelligence Analyst who brings analytical precision to cybersecurity strategy for small and mid-sized businesses across the Raleigh/Triangle area. Digit is the voice. Ami is the author. Table of Contents The Password Heist You Did

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Illustration of cyberattack with Erie and Aflac logos representing small business security risks

Big Names, Big Breaches: What the Erie and Aflac Hacks Mean for Your Business

The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Get Breached Erie Insurance and Aflac just got dragged through the digital mud. Two big-name companies with massive budgets, tons of customers, and—allegedly—tight security. And yet? Boom. Breached. Now, before you roll your eyes and say, “Yeah, but I’m just a small business,” let me stop you right

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Smishing Scam

Beware of Smishing: Protect Yourself from Social Engineering Attacks via Text Messages

In recent times, we’ve been inundated with complaints from customers about receiving suspicious work-related texts on their personal cell phones. These messages often ask recipients to change direct deposit information or purchase gift cards for purported company events. This rising trend is not only concerning but also indicative of a growing issue in cybersecurity. Understanding

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