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When the HMI Goes Dark: A Loss-of-View Tabletop for Small Food Processors
When an operator screen goes dark, the first question is not how quickly IT can reboot it. This tabletop helps a small food processor rehearse who controls the process, which information can be trusted, how containment decisions are made, and what must be verified before normal operation resumes.
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Before an AI Note-Taker Joins the Patient Visit: A Review for Small Behavioral Health Practices
An AI note-taker may touch audio, transcripts, draft notes, user accounts, and support systems before a clinician sees the result. This practical review helps a small behavioral health practice define the boundary, test it with fictional data, and keep the clinician in control.
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When Your VPN Lands on CISA’s Exploited List: A Response Drill for Small RIAs
A VPN vulnerability appearing in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog should trigger a specific response, not a vague request to patch soon. This drill helps a small investment adviser identify the affected device, preserve evidence, choose a safe action, verify the result, and document the decision.