10/20/2026
Most business owners worry about someone hacking their computers.
But what happens when someone gets into your email?
Think about what your business email account can access.
Your bank notifications.
Your customer information.
Your invoices.
Your Microsoft 365 files.
Your password reset requests.
A criminal who gets into your email may not need to hack your computer at all.
They can quietly read messages, create forwarding rules, impersonate you, and send fake payment instructions to your customers.
And here's something many business owners don't realize.
Having multifactor authentication (MFA) is important, but it doesn't make your account impossible to compromise. Attackers have methods to steal authenticated sessions and bypass some forms of MFA.
After more than 30 years working in IT, I can tell you that protecting your email is just as important as protecting your computers.
At Phenicie Business Management, we help businesses secure Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace accounts, monitor suspicious sign-ins, and respond to account threats.
When was the last time someone checked the security of your business email?
If you don't know, that's a conversation we should have.
Visit phenicie.com or message me.
Day 8 of 30 – Cybersecurity advice from someone who works with these threats every day.