Guides · 21 primary-source briefings
Written first, kept true
Plain-English answers to the IT, regulatory, and security questions Connecticut firms actually face — cited to primary statutes, agency guidance, and first-hand shop practice, and re-verified every quarter.
Law firms
4 guidesYour inbox is a file roomor, five email security checks for a law firm's Microsoft 365
3 sourcesReviewed · September 2026
The client security questionnaire, decodedor, how to answer with evidence instead of hope
3 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
What "reasonable security" means for a Connecticut law firmTwo statutes, a conduct rule, and a privacy act ask Connecticut law firms for reasonable security. A short memo on what each says.
6 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
Wire fraud aims at trust accountsor, five controls that stop trust-account wire fraud
4 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
CPA firms
4 guidesCan a CPA use AI on client tax data? Nobody wants to go firstYou are not missing the rule. There isn't one. What the IRS and Treasury have each chosen not to say about AI and client tax data, and what to do meanwhile.
10 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
The FTC Safeguards Rule for accounting firms, translatedor, the Safeguards Rule as a checklist you can actually run
5 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
Publication 4557, in six linesor, what the IRS expects tax preparers to protect
2 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
Line 11, in plain English: the WISP you're attesting toWhat Line 11 of Form W-12 actually asks, where the WISP requirement comes from, and how to write a plan you can stand behind on your worst day.
4 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
Manufacturers
1 guideEveryone
12 guidesThe number that used to let you offor, what Connecticut's privacy law now asks of small businesses, and what to bring your lawyer
4 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
admin/adminor, how to find and change the default passwords on your routers, cameras and copiers
3 sourcesReviewed · October 2026
Built for the ones who askor, what a responsible IT relationship looks like
Reviewed · November 2026
Curiosity was the whole pointor, the story behind Reboot
Reviewed · November 2026
It's a tool. Figure out what makes it tickor, how to learn AI like any other tool
Reviewed · November 2026
How to leave an IT provider (without the six bad months)or, the checklist that protects your credentials, domains, and backups
1 sourceReviewed · November 2026
Read it like an adjusteror, how to answer a cyber insurance questionnaire
Reviewed · November 2026
The 100x questionor, how a small business should think about AI
Reviewed · November 2026
The callback rule is older than computersor, why calling a known number still stops impersonation fraud
Reviewed · November 2026
The MFA attackers likeor, why phishing-resistant MFA works better
6 sourcesReviewed · November 2026
The phishing emails we send on purposeor, how phishing simulations train people without blame
Reviewed · November 2026
The three movesor, how to stop business email compromise before money moves
1 sourceReviewed · November 2026