By TeamLogic IT – Guido Candiani
Cybersecurity threats are evolving rapidly, and many of today’s incidents no longer start with malicious software. Instead, cyber–attacks are increasingly identity–driven, targeting user accounts through phishing and business email compromise. While multi-factor authentication helps, it does not fully prevent account takeover or misuse once credentials are compromised.
For business owners, this shift has real operational and financial implications. A single stolen account can lead to ransomware, fraud, data exposure, or prolonged business disruption. As a result, organizations are moving beyond basic protections toward round–the–clock monitoring of both devices and user identities to detect suspicious activity early and limit its spread.
This trend is also influencing the insurance market. Cyber–insurance carriers are tightening underwriting requirements, increasingly asking for proof of 24/7 monitoring and response across endpoints and identities— not just MFA, antivirus, or backups—heading into 2026.
A cybersecurity assessment helps businesses understand how exposed they may be under this new threat landscape. It evaluates:
- How user identities and sign-ins are protected
- Whether devices are monitored for suspicious behavior
- Where gaps could increase security risk, downtime, or insurance challenges
- At TeamLogic IT West Miami, we work with professional firms and growing companies to help translate these risks into clear, actionable priorities. An assessment provides business leaders with practical insight—not just technical findings—so decisions can be made with confidence.
- To support fellow members of the Italy–America Chamber of Commerce Southeast, we are offering a members–only discounted cybersecurity assessment throughout the month of March.
