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A practical look at what a business firewall does, when it becomes necessary, and how it helps small businesses create a more structured and reliable technology environment.

When a business is first getting started, using a free email account often feels like the easiest option. A new dental office might create a Gmail address so patients can schedule appointments. A small home care agency may rely on a shared Yahoo inbox to coordinate caregiver schedules. A CPA firm might use a personal Outlook account to communicate with clients during tax season. At the beginning, it works well enough. But as the business grows, the limitations of those free e