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CIMA’s cybersecurity rules: what regulated firms need to do now
If your business is licensed or registered with CIMA, you need a written cybersecurity framework, real board oversight and a plan to report material incidents within 72 hours. Most firms already have the technical basics. The usual gaps are the paperwork, the board sign-off and a tested incident plan.
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CIMA’s cybersecurity rules: what regulated firms need to do now
A plain-English guide to CIMA's Rule on Cybersecurity for Regulated Entities: who it covers, the 72-hour incident report, board duties and a 10-step checklist.
· 7 min read
The hurricane-season IT checklist for small offices
A practical hurricane IT checklist for Cayman businesses: what to do before the season, 72 hours before a storm, during it and after, so you can keep working.
· 6 min read
Moving to the cloud when you’re stuck with QuickBooks Desktop
Why QuickBooks Desktop keeps a server in the office, your three options, what hosting involves, and what to check about your version, licence and add-ons before you move.
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Is your business ready for Microsoft Copilot?
What Microsoft Copilot does, why oversharing is the biggest risk, and four steps to get your licences, permissions, data protection and people ready.
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The Cayman Data Protection Act: an IT checklist for small businesses
Who the Cayman Islands Data Protection Act applies to, what it means for your IT, the five-day breach reporting rule, and an eight-step checklist.
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Invoice fraud and fake payment requests: how to protect your business
How business email compromise and invoice fraud work, the warning signs, the payment controls and email security that stop them, and what to do if you've paid.
· 4 min read
Windows 10 support has ended: what Cayman businesses need to do
Windows 10 stopped getting security updates on 14 October 2025. How to check which PCs can run Windows 11, your options, and how to plan replacements in Cayman.
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Managed IT or break-fix: which is right for your Cayman business?
The difference between managed IT services and pay-as-you-go break-fix support, what each really costs, and how to choose the right model for your Cayman business.
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Moving or fitting out an office in Cayman? Plan your cabling first
What to plan for network cabling, Wi-Fi, comms rooms and internet when moving or fitting out an office in Grand Cayman, and when to get your IT and cabling team involved.
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Does Microsoft back up your Microsoft 365 data?
Why Microsoft 365's recycle bins and retention aren't a backup, the risks of ransomware, deletion and departing staff, and what a proper Microsoft 365 backup looks like.
· 4 min read
Office Wi-Fi that works: fixing dead spots, slow speeds and guest access
Why office Wi-Fi drops out or slows down, how a wireless survey and business-grade access points fix it, and how to give guests internet access without risking your network.
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Multi-factor authentication: the single best security step for small businesses
What multi-factor authentication is, why it stops most account takeovers, which method to choose, and how to roll it out across your business without frustrating staff.
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