Which AI tools are running on your work Mac?
Find the AI assistants, MCP connections and forgotten experiments on a work Mac. A practical inventory for small teams.
Read the articleSecurity questions. Useful answers.
Practical guides for small teams: AI tools, safer Macs, team changes and the security questions that come with growth.
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Is this MCP server safe to connect?
Five checks before giving an AI assistant access to client files, a database or another business tool through MCP.
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Who still has your client’s API keys?
A practical handover for agencies using client API keys in scripts, automations and AI tools. Know what to keep, replace and remove.
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Which apps can read your company’s Google Drive?
Review forgotten Google Workspace app permissions without interrupting useful work. A plain-language guide for small teams.
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A freelancer leaves. What access do you remove?
A practical contractor offboarding checklist for agencies: accounts, shared files, AI connections, client keys and the handover record.
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Are Macs secure enough for a small business?
What your Mac already protects, what your business still needs to check and how a small team can keep a useful security record.
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Can a browser extension read your client’s work?
What browser extension permissions mean, how to review them and when a small team should reduce or remove access.
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What security training does a small team need?
A useful training plan for agencies and startups: client files, suspicious requests, AI tools, permissions and knowing when to ask.
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Does your agency need SOC 2 to win bigger clients?
How to clarify a client’s SOC 2 request, prepare useful evidence and decide whether an independent examination fits your business.
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What evidence should you prepare for cyber insurance?
Prepare clear answers about devices, accounts, backups and training before a cyber insurance application or renewal lands.
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A work Mac is missing. What should you do first?
A calm first-response guide for a missing work Mac: report it, check available controls, review account access and preserve useful records.
Read the articleYour first Mac security questionnaire
Find the device facts behind your answer, and keep the unanswered questions visible.
Read the articleChecking a setting is not the same as fixing it
Understand the step between finding a weak setting and changing it safely.
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