Small Businesses Are Actually A Cybercriminal’s Favorite Target
Why? Because small business owners are not prepared and make it easier on criminals. One of the biggest issues facing small business owners in the fight against cybercrime is the lack of a cybersecurity plan. While 83% lack a formal plan, over 69% lack even an informal one. And over half of small business owners believe that cybercrime will never affect them.
Cyber-attacks cost SMBs an average of $188,242 each incident, and nearly two-thirds of the businesses affected are out of business within 6 months (2011 Symantec/NCSA Study). A separate study by Verizon showed that over 80% of small-business cybercrime victims were vulnerable because of insufficient network security (wireless and password issues ranked highest). With insecure networks and no formal plan to combat them, we make it easy on the criminals.
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This free report outlines in plain, non-technical English common mistakes that many small business owners make with their computer and network security that put their personal information and identity at risk of being stolen.
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If you store customer data, private information, or take credit cards, network security is no longer an option, but instead is a necessity. Not to mention if you must adhere to HIPAA, SOC, or any other regulations, you need a team that understands these requirements and a team that can provide the pieces necessary to keep you compliant.
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- Evaluate - We can evaluate your current network business environment.
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We help business owners gain a better understanding of where they have security short comings, what threats are out there, where they may have vulnerabilities and how those may be exploited by threat actors to become risks.
We also help them understand what the probability and impact could be if they faced a cyberattack by quantifying that risk into financial terms, and we put together a program geared towards improving their security posture, and we help them implement & manage that program to ensure that security always remains at the forefront and top of mind within their organization.
We work with a collaborative mindset, working with business owners & their IT departments jointly to support their Cybersecurity needs. We bring to the table over 25 years of expertise in supporting and securing companies' computer networks with our tools, methodologies, systems, and adopting some of our best practices.
We also help business owners align their business technology to their business goals to ensure the two are on parallel paths and supportive of each other.
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