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Announcement • June 01, 2026

Brian here. We've started publishing daily threat intelligence analysis at the Capstone Threat Intelligence Center.

The Threat Intelligence Center tracks active threats targeting the types of environments we manage — credential theft campaigns against Microsoft 365, malware delivery methods, phishing techniques, vulnerability disclosures, and the attack patterns that show up most often in professional services firms.

We monitor threat feeds throughout the day, score articles by relevance and severity, and publish analysis with context on what each threat means for managed environments. When a credential theft campaign targets Office 365 users — like the Storm-2755 attack we tracked last week that manipulates search results to redirect employee paychecks — the analysis publishes the same day.

Articles post to the Threat Intelligence Center daily and distribute across our social channels. The highest-priority threats get featured on LinkedIn each morning.

Starting this week, I'm also publishing a weekly summary on the blog — the two or three threats from the prior week that matter most for Ohio professional service firms, with context on what we're seeing and what it means for your environment. The first one is up now: SonicWall's 2026 Report Confirms What We See Every Week.

See What We're Tracking

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Windows 10 support ends October 14, 2025—just two weeks away. Microsoft recently announced extended security updates offering free and affordable options for the first time. With over 400 million Windows 10 PCs still in use and millions unable to upgrade due to strict hardware requirements, understanding your options is critical. Here's everything you need to know to protect your business systems and make informed decisions before the deadline.

AI-enhanced Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are bypassing traditional security measures, posing immediate threats to organizations. Swift action is essential to prevent financial and reputational damage.

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Curious if traditional passwords are still up to the task? Wondering if passkeys, multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, or Windows Hello can make your life easier and safer? Get ready to explore how these options measure up when it comes to convenience, setup, and protecting your data. Keep reading to discover which approach is best for your situation.

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Looking for ways to protect your business against the latest cybersecurity threats? Fast flux DNS attacks are making headlines, but NSA-recommended protective DNS measures can shield your network. Keep reading to learn how Capstone has implemented these security measures ahead of federal recommendations.