ArchAngel Enterprises IT, LLC

31/08/2026

Good day,

Policy drives your security, one item I see continuously is the lack of depth if the document exists at all. The Acceptable Use Policy usually gets worked into the HR Policy and this can leave the business vulnerable to use that jeopardizes the security of the agency.

This is an in-depth look at the Policy and how it can actually work for you.

this is broken down between for profit and non profit businesses so you can decide.

21/08/2026

Good morning,

I have a HP officejec 8730 printer that works except the document feeder on top doesn't pull documents well. the fax, the flatbed scanner and printing is all good. I would like to give it to a nonprofit that could use it. Let me know if this is something that might work for you.

18/08/2026

Small business dealing with a tech headache today? I handle adhoc IT issues — network problems, software glitches, hardware setup — whenever you need it. Call 719-289-9474.

17/08/2026

One of the heartbreaking tasks in this job is helping folks recover from a breach. The why's and how's become almost secondary to getting them back and then fixing what went wrong.

https://archangelenterprisesit.substack.com/p/the-keys-to-your-kingdom-are-sitting?r=4fxz1p&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Simple steps can help you keep your accounts safe.

and is probably buried underneath loads of process and forgotten staff

15/08/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE about and mailicious email.

I got a call to help an organization with their email being hijacked.

They got an email from a patient and clicked on the link.

They were not locked out, but - the bad folks create an admin account, the demoted this account. So in effect the access is lost. They change all the MFA stuff. So you can get in but you change any thing or look at things because you can authenticate.

And they started to send out email to folks with the same information.

I am going to share the body of the email. I removed the link so it where it would be doesn't work. But the link takes you to Adobe.com and then utilizes a resource connection to activate whatever they did to harvest credentials. I don't know the full extent of what that does other than takes email credentials.

A few things to pay attention to - the link looks like it is going to a PDF.

The company name is repeated 3 times in the body and once in the subject line. In hind sight, who composes and email like this but this is exactly why applications and accounts need to reviewed for suseptability.


New Submission [company name].pdf

Please see the attached New Submission [company name] file.

Thanks & Regards,

[company name]

The first line is the link and replace company name with anything.

This particular attack seems to bypass basic security and once they are in they just keep going.

So please pay attention to the links and what you clicking on.

BTW - Adobe was completely useless for support, I was trying to explain to them what was going on so they could kill the account and document but they just don't understand and could never get them to escalate this into their security group.

Microsoft is about as helpful as Adobe, again there is a language barrier and this doesn't follow their script so they try to mash it into that.

Be careful out there.

10/08/2026

Network Down? Call ArchAngel
24/7 AdHoc IT support for small business. Fast fixes, no contracts. Call 719-289-9474.

03/08/2026

The type of client that gets the best benefits from using my services.

03/08/2026

The type of client that benefits the most from my services.

03/08/2026

Incident response can mean the difference between success as a business and failure. I wrote a document and it is on my substack.

https://open.substack.com/pub/archangelenterprisesit/p/what-to-do-when-not-if-something-c41?r=4fxz1p&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Take a look and let me know how I can help you with yours.

27/07/2026

My newest substack. Thoughts about how to cyber security documentation, in house or higher.

Internal Team vs. Third-Party — A Decision Guide