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Phishing Protection for Libraries: A Practical Guide for Library Leaders
Phishing protection for libraries has become essential in today’s digital landscape. Phishing isn’t just an IT issue—it’s a trust issue. And in public libraries, trust is everything. With more patrons using library Wi-Fi, public PCs, email accounts, and digital...
Holiday Scam Alerts for Libraries: 5 Cybersecurity Tips to Stay Safe
As library professionals, we’re known for helping people—especially during the holidays. But this season, that generosity can make us a target for holiday scams. Scammers are getting smarter. They’re using fake fundraisers, spoofed websites, and phishing emails to...
The Human Side of Cybersecurity: What This Year’s National Report Means for Libraries
Let’s be honest—cybersecurity reports aren’t exactly Friday-night reading. But this year’s Cybersecurity Attitudes & Behaviors Report (2025–2026) from the National Cybersecurity Alliance is different. It’s not just about hackers or high-tech firewalls. It’s about...
Why Fall Is the Most Critical Season for Library Cybersecurity
Discover why fall is the ideal time for public library cybersecurity risk evaluation —and how to protect systems, staff, and patron trust before winter hits. The Quiet Season When IT Risks Escalate Summer’s over. Your team’s juggling school partnerships, board...
How SEA 1’s Tax Reform Will Reshape Funding for Indiana Public Libraries
Indiana public libraries are entering a period of uncertainty. With Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1) now law, changes to property tax growth and Local Income Tax (LIT) distributions will make it harder for libraries—especially in rural counties and cities like...
Is Your Library’s Patron Computer Setup Secure, Fast, and Future-Ready?
Let’s talk about something most libraries don’t advertise—but feel deeply when it breaks: your patron computers. They’re not just a “nice service” anymore. They’re essential infrastructure. Job seekers need them. Seniors rely on them. Students finish assignments on...