TechSense March, 2026 –

In This Edition…. 

Cyber threats are evolving, compliance questions are multiplying, and “just clicking the link” is still a bad idea. In this edition, we cover what is happening now, why compliance is not just red tape, and a quick Windows tip to boost productivity. Smart, practical, and worth a few minutes of your time.

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Phishing Emails Are Getting Smarter

Phishing emails are on the rise, and they are no longer easy to spot. Today’s attacks are more sophisticated, more convincing, and often highly targeted. For example, organizations that regularly use DocuSign are seeing realistic DocuSign‑themed phishing emails designed to steal credentials or deliver malware.

To reduce risk, we use a layered approach. Tools like Ironscales and Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps help identify and block advanced threats, while ongoing cybersecurity awareness training teaches users how to recognize suspicious messages before they click.

Technology is critical, but informed users remain the strongest line of defense. When something doesn’t look quite right, slow down, verify the request, and report it.

Compliance is the Key to Confidence

Most business leaders do not wake up excited about compliance. It feels expensive, tedious, and disconnected from day‑to‑day operations. But when you strip away the jargon, compliance is really about one thing: confidence.

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How to Copy and Paste Multiple Items in Windows

In Windows 10 or 11, go to Settings, then System, then Clipboard and turn on the switch for Clipboard history if it’s not already enabled.

• Use CTRL-C as you normally do to copy things
• Use Win + V to open the Clipboard Tool to select what you would like to paste