Infinitech Consulting, LLC

06/19/2026

Your firewall might be compromised. Your logging system might be running attacker code. Your security tools might be weaponized against you. And your Windows machines are vulnerable to a zero-day that has no patch yet.
This is what's happening right now. 🚨
86,000 Fortinet firewalls just had their credentials leaked. Attackers are hiding inside Microsoft Teams infrastructure to avoid detection. Splunk servers can be taken over without a password. And Microsoft's own security tool has a flaw that gives attackers full system control.
For small and mid-sized businesses, this means you can't just install a firewall, patch it once, and assume you're protected. You can't just trust that your cloud services are secure because they come from a big company. And you can't wait for patches to be released before you act.
You need to monitor what's actually happening inside your network. You need to detect when legitimate tools are being abused. And you need a team watching for threats you can't see on your own.
If you're not sure whether you have that visibility, it's time to talk to someone who can help you understand where you're exposed.
InfiniTech can help you assess your current security posture and identify the gaps.

Microsoft Working on Defender Patch for RoguePlanet Zero-Day Microsoft has confirmed it is actively developing a patch for a new zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Defender, currently tracked as CVE-2026-50656 and dubbed "RoguePlanet." The vulnerability, caused by a race condition flaw, affects

06/12/2026

Your security tools can be turned against you. Your email can be hijacked silently. Your developers can be tricked into embedding backdoors without knowing it. And your systems can be exploited by attackers before a patch even exists.
This is what's happening right now. 🚨
Microsoft just patched 200 security flaws and 6 active zero-days in a single month. Exchange Server has a flaw that lets attackers inject malicious code into Outlook. Windows Defender itself has an unpatched zero-day that grants total system control. And hackers are using AI to trick coding tools into generating vulnerable code.
For small and mid-sized businesses, the message is: you can't patch your way out of this alone. You need continuous monitoring to spot when something's been compromised. You need multiple layers of defense so one vulnerability doesn't become a full breach. And you need a team (or partner) that's watching for threats you can't see on your own.
If your current setup relies on a single security tool and manual patching, it's time to have a conversation.
InfiniTech can help you assess where you're exposed and build a practical security strategy that actually keeps up with the threat pace.

Oracle PeopleSoft Servers Hacked in ShinyHunters Data Theft Attacks ShinyHunters hackers have targeted Oracle PeopleSoft servers in a new wave of data theft attacks. The threat actors likely exploited vulnerabilities or misconfigurations in the enterprise software to gain unauthorized access to c

06/08/2026

The Conduent breach is hitting Missouri hard. But here's what should concern you even more: if a payment processor or claims platform is compromised, attackers can silently redirect your incoming payments or alter your balances.

And if you're only checking what arrives in their system, you might never know it happened. 🚨

Banks, healthcare providers, insurers, local governments: if money flows through a third party to reach you, you're exposed to this risk.

The solution sounds complicated but it's practical: out-of-band verification. For high-risk payment changes, confirm them using a separate, independent channel. Call to verify new banking details instead of trusting the email. Reconcile what a processor says against your own records. Require approval from someone who can't just change the data themselves.

It's not about paranoia. It's about assuming that at some point, one of your partners will be breached, and making sure you can still trust your own data.

If you want to talk through what this looks like for your organization, InfiniTech can help.

When Missouri regulators publicly escalate pressure on a national vendor like Conduent over a data breach that may affect millions of residents, it sends a message far beyond state agencies and Medicaid contractors. It's a warning shot to every Missouri organization that handles inbound payments,

06/01/2026

Here's something hackers know about Mid-Missouri businesses that you might not: they're exactly the type of target attackers prefer. 🎯
Valuable data. Heavy dependence on uptime. Lean IT teams. That's not a weakness list to them. That's a business opportunity.
The attacks aren't usually sophisticated. They're phishing emails that steal credentials. Unpatched systems that shouldn't be exposed to the internet. Backups that can be deleted. Ransomware that encrypts everything and demands payment.
These are preventable. But they require paying attention to the basics: a secure network, monitoring that actually happens around the clock, endpoints that are protected, backups that work, and clear rules around cloud access.
Mid-Missouri is a great place to do business. It doesn't have to be an easy place to get hacked.
We put together a practical breakdown of why the region is attractive to attackers and what actually stops them.

When most people picture cybercrime, they imagine attacks on big coastal banks, global retailers, or national healthcare systems. The reality is very different. Mid-Missouri businesses are exactly the type of target many attackers prefer. Regional banks and credit unions. Rural hospitals and clin

05/22/2026

Cybersecurity this week offers some hard lessons in what actually works. 📋
Ransomware hitting companies because SMB ports are open to the internet. A federal contractor losing thousands of files because they hired people with hacking convictions and never revoked their access. Developers getting infected through a poisoned tool because auto-update was on. Critical vulnerabilities going unpatched because patch management isn't a priority.
These aren't sophisticated attacks. They're preventable failures in basic security practices.
The good news is that actually matters. The organizations that get the fundamentals right, most of the time, don't end up in the headlines. That's not exciting, but it works.
InfiniTech works with Missouri businesses to make sure the basics stay solid: access control, offboarding, patch management, network hygiene. It's not flashy, but it's what actually stops most breaches.
Full breakdown in the link below!

WantToCry Ransomware Remotely Encrypts Files Without Traditional Malware SophosLabs has detailed a new ransomware variant called WantToCry that takes a different approach than most ransomware threats. Instead of executing malware directly on a victim's device, WantToCry scans the internet for

05/18/2026

Even with the best cybersecurity solutions money can buy, your defense is only as strong as your employees make it. Ensure they are savvy enough to keep your business safe by partnering with a managed security service provider now: https://www.trustinfinitech.com/about-us/contact_sales/

05/17/2026

Cybercriminals are ready to steal you and your clients' critical data. Are you ready to fight them off? It's time to call in the professionals to ensure that you're safe 24/7/365. Contact us today: https://www.trustinfinitech.com/about-us/contact_sales/

05/16/2026

Are you 100% confident that your business isn't vulnerable to modern cyberthreats? If the answer isn't a resounding yes, we are here to help! Contact us: https://www.trustinfinitech.com/about-us/contact_sales/

05/15/2026

A strong business plan versus reacting on the fly. Make a plan for your business's digital health by partnering with a managed services provider today: https://www.trustinfinitech.com/about-us/contact_sales/

05/14/2026

90 percent of SMBs close their doors within a year of a disaster unless they can resume operations within five days.
Find out how our business continuity plans keep you out of that statistic: https://www.trustinfinitech.com/about-us/contact_sales/