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Give Everyone a “This Looks Wrong” Button
Your staff already spot suspicious emails and do nothing with them. Here’s how to give them somewhere to send them — and why the culture matters more.
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One Login, Five People, Fifteen Years: The Church Office Computer
One login, five people, and a password taped under the keyboard. Here’s what the shared church office computer actually risks, and the free fix, step by step.
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Locking Down Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace in an Afternoon
Ten settings that matter, in priority order, for the church staffer who became the email administrator by accident — including what each one might break.
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What $0, $50 and $500 a Month Actually Buy You
An honest three-tier breakdown of what church cybersecurity actually costs — what’s free, what $50 a month buys, and what not to purchase first.
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The Volunteer Who Left Three Years Ago Still Has the Login
Volunteers don’t resign, they drift — so nobody ever removes their access. Here’s the full list of accounts to close, and how to do it without awkwardness.
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Cyber Liability Insurance for Churches: What It Covers and What It Doesn’t
Your property and liability policies probably don’t respond to a cyber incident. A plain-English guide to cyber coverage, its limits, and questions to ask.
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The First 24 Hours: What to Tell Your Congregation
Congregations forgive incidents. They do not forgive being kept in the dark. Two draft messages and a plan for the first 24 hours after a church data breach.
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A One-Page Cybersecurity Policy Your Board Can Approve on a Tuesday
A forty-page policy nobody reads protects nothing. Here is a complete one-page cybersecurity policy for churches, with a clause-by-clause explanation of it.


