Brivy IT Is Heading to ISC West 2026 — Register for a Free Pass Before March 12
The Brivy IT team is packing our bags for ISC West 2026 — the largest converged security trade show in North America. If physical security, cybersecurity, or smart building technology is part of your world, this is the event to be at. Here’s everything you need to know about ISC West, which partners we’ll be…
Parking Management With Security Cameras: How Spot Parking Is Changing the Game
When most people think about security cameras, they think about surveillance. Catching intruders. Reviewing footage after an incident. Deterring crime. But there is a growing category of camera applications that has nothing to do with traditional security — and everything to do with operational intelligence. Parking management is one of the most compelling examples. At…
Zero-Trust Security for Utah Small Businesses: A Practical Implementation Roadmap
Most small businesses that experience a breach are not completely unprotected. They have antivirus, maybe a firewall, possibly even MFA on some accounts. What they often lack is a security model that accounts for the reality of how work actually happens in 2026 — with cloud apps, remote employees, personal devices, and shared links blurring…
Cloud Sprawl Is Real: How Utah Businesses Can Uncover and Control Unsanctioned Apps
The cloud environment your business actually uses rarely matches the one shown on any IT diagram. The real version is built through everyday workarounds: a free tool that solves a problem faster, a file-sharing link sent to a client because the approved system felt slow, an AI feature quietly enabled inside a subscription you already…
Shadow AI Is Already in Your Business. Here’s How to Find It Without Disrupting Your Team
It usually starts innocuously. Someone uses a chatbot to clean up a difficult email. A team member enables an AI writing tool inside a SaaS platform because it saves time. Someone pastes a client document into a public AI tool to get a quick summary. Then it becomes routine. And once it is routine, it…
5 Cybersecurity Gaps That Leave Salt Lake Valley Businesses Exposed (And How to Close Them)
Most small businesses that get hit by cyberattacks are not completely unprotected. They have tools in place. They have thought about security. They have probably invested real money in it. What they often lack is a system where those tools actually work together. Security added piecemeal — one product to solve an immediate problem, another…
The Work-From-Home Laptop Security Checklist Every Utah Small Business Needs
Security incidents at home do not look like scenes from a thriller. They look like an unlocked laptop left on the kitchen counter while you grab lunch. Or a family member using your work device to quickly look something up. Those ordinary moments, repeated every week, are how business data ends up exposed. A remote…
Stop Ransomware Before It Starts: A Proactive 5-Step Defense Plan for Utah Small Businesses
Ransomware attacks do not begin with an explosion. They begin with a quiet login — one that never should have worked. By the time files start encrypting, the attacker has typically been inside the network for days. They have moved between systems, found the most critical data, and positioned themselves to do maximum damage. Stopping…
NIST and CIS Cybersecurity Frameworks: A Practical Guide for Utah Businesses
A practical comparison of the NIST and CIS cybersecurity frameworks and how Utah businesses can use them to strengthen their security posture.