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10/20/2026

Tip Tuesday: Report What You See

Would you open your front door just because a stranger knew your name? The same thinking applies to your inbox.

For Week 3 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we're sharing another simple security habit from a BSN team member:

šŸ’¬ ā€œWhen I receive an email, I first ask myself, ā€˜Am I expecting this, and do I know who this is?’ I treat unexpected emails like a stranger at my front door. Just because they know my name doesn't mean I should trust them. If an email asks me to sign in, view a document, or resolve an urgent issue, I go directly to the trusted source. If it's legitimate, I'll find it there.ā€

Phishing emails often use familiar names, trusted brands, and a sense of urgency to get you to act before you think.

The takeaway? Pause before you click. Verify requests through a trusted source, and report suspicious emails to your IT team. Your quick action could help protect everyone in your organization.

šŸ” What's one email red flag that makes you stop and think twice?

10/19/2026

šŸˆ We're in the thick of football season, and every good coach knows a winning game plan starts with knowing your team.

The same goes for AI.

Your employees may already be using AI, but do you know how they're using it, how confident they feel, or where they need guidance?

šŸŽ„ DID YOU KNOW? If you're already using BSN, you've got a head start!

Eligible BSN clients have exclusive access to our AI Culture Assessment, an anonymous, 10-minute employee survey that helps uncover AI use, potential risks, and opportunities for training.

And it's already available through your BSN platform!

ā–¶ļø Watch our latest Did You Know? video to learn more.

Already using BSN? Ask your IT provider about launching your assessment.

šŸ” Cybersecurity Awareness Month is all about strengthening defenses. But what happens when AI makes cyberattacks easier ...
10/14/2026

šŸ” Cybersecurity Awareness Month is all about strengthening defenses. But what happens when AI makes cyberattacks easier to launch?

AI is changing the threat landscape, making it easier for cybercriminals to create convincing phishing messages, automate attacks, and target businesses with greater speed and sophistication.

For MSPs, it's another reason to make sure clients understand the threats they're facing and the security habits that can help protect them.

As we wrap up Cybersecurity Awareness Month, join Breach Secure Now for our upcoming webinar:
AI Is Lowering the Barrier to Cybercrime: What MSPs Need to Know

We'll explore how AI is changing cybercrime, what it means for SMBs, and how MSPs can help clients strengthen their defenses.

šŸ“… October 29 | 1 PM ET

šŸ‘‰ Register now:
https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5527848/02378412F56E4E3DA8C5E15D19D7B85B

10/13/2026

Tip Tuesday: Add the Deadbolt šŸ”

Each week this Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re sharing simple security tips from BSN team members: habits we use ourselves and want our partners and end users to know about.

This week’s focus is password managers and MFA. A teammate shared a simple habit that could help prevent a phishing attack:

ā€œIf my password manager doesn’t recognize a website or offer my saved credentials, I slow down and double-check the URL before entering information.ā€

Password managers do more than create and store strong passwords. They can also help you spot a fake website. If your saved credentials don't appear where you expect them, it could be a warning sign that you're on a lookalike site designed to steal your information.

The takeaway? Pay attention when something doesn't look right. A few extra seconds to check a URL could prevent a stolen password. And enabling MFA adds another layer of protection if your credentials are compromised.

What’s one simple cybersecurity tip you think can make a big difference?

October is a long month. There’s still plenty of time to make Cybersecurity Awareness Month count! šŸ”’And our partners are...
10/12/2026

October is a long month. There’s still plenty of time to make Cybersecurity Awareness Month count! šŸ”’

And our partners are showing just how much you can do with BSN’s free Lock It Down toolkit.

šŸ‘ A huge shoutout to Dr. William Kapes and the team at Integritek for taking the toolkit and running with it!

ā€œBreach Secure Now's Lock It Down campaign gave us everything we needed to make the most of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Without starting from scratch, we turned it into a full series of videos, LinkedIn posts, client emails and a live webinar, all carrying our own brand and voice.ā€

This is exactly what we love to see! Partners making the resources their own and finding creative ways to keep cybersecurity in front of their clients.

And the value doesn't end October 31.

At BSN, we believe cybersecurity training should be continuous, not a once-a-year event. That's why we've included resources MSPs can use well beyond October to reinforce secure habits and keep cybersecurity top of mind with clients.

So if you haven't downloaded your toolkit yet, it's not too late. There's plenty of October left, and the resources will keep working for you long after.

šŸ‘‰ Download your free Lock It Down toolkit: https://breachsecurenow.com/lock-it-down-cybersecurity-awareness-month-2026/

šŸ”’ One stolen password could put multiple accounts at risk. Is this a security gap SMB leaders are overlooking?As we wrap...
10/08/2026

šŸ”’ One stolen password could put multiple accounts at risk. Is this a security gap SMB leaders are overlooking?

As we wrap up Week 1 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here's an important reminder: Password reuse gives cybercriminals more opportunities to gain access, and even strong passwords can't protect accounts once they're compromised.

The takeaway? Don't assume the basics are covered. Make sure they're actually being practiced.

For MSPs, now is the time to check in with clients. For SMB leaders, it's time to have the same conversation internally. Are employees reusing passwords? Sharing credentials?

Our latest Lock It Down blog explains why these fundamentals still matter and how a few simple questions can uncover security gaps worth addressing.

šŸ‘‰ Read the blog and start the conversation:
https://breachsecurenow.com/cybersecurity-awareness-month-2026-basics/

10/06/2026

Tip Tuesday: Lock the Doors šŸ”

Each week this Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re sharing simple security tips from BSN team members: habits we use ourselves and want our partners and end users to know about.

This week’s focus is password length. A teammate shared the thinking behind their tip:

ā€œMy first step is to make my password as long as possible. I imagine someone trying to hack it, and I want it to take so long that they get bored and give up.ā€

Our password Micro Training explains why length matters: 6- or 8-character passwords can often be cracked in seconds or minutes. Adding length gives automated tools more work to do. A passphrase made of several unrelated words can be long and easier to remember. Use as much length as the account allows.

What’s one simple cybersecurity tip you think can make a big difference?

10/05/2026

Would you use the same key for your house, office, and car?

Reusing one password across multiple accounts is the digital equivalent. If that password is compromised, every account using it becomes easier to access.

Start Cybersecurity Awareness Month at the front door: use strong, unique passwords for every account.

Don’t make it easy for them. Lock It Down. šŸ”’

10/02/2026

Need a quick tip you can use at work?

BSN Nanos are conversational trainings focused on one useful topic, with a takeaway you can put to work right away. Their short format makes it easy to fit learning into your workday.

Watch our latest Did You Know? video to see how Nanos work.

10/01/2026

Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM) starts today!

Haven’t downloaded BSN’s free Lock It Down toolkit yet? It’s not too late to share something useful with clients. The ready-to-use, customizable assets make it easy to get your October campaign moving.

The free toolkit focuses on everyday security habits: strong passwords, MFA, spotting and reporting phishing, and building layers of protection.

These fundamentals matter. Microsoft reported a ChatGPT-themed phishing campaign that sent up to 100,000 emails in a single day.

Our kickoff blog explores the campaign, outlines CAM’s four weekly themes, and shows what’s inside the toolkit.

Read it, then download the free resources for your October campaign: https://breachsecurenow.com/lock-it-down-cybersecurity-awareness-month-2026/

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