For business
Email is the primary attack vector for hacking and fraud, and the situation is
only getting worse. From 2017 to 2018, email-based attacks on businesses
increased 476%, according to the most recent threat survey by the cybersecurity
firm Proofpoint.
Many small businesses don’t have the time or resources to invest in IT security,
which is why cyber-criminals love to attack them.
And the cost of being unprepared is enormous. According to security outfit
Kaspersky’s, a single cyberattack on small
- For business
Small businesses are big targets for hackers, but they still aren’t prepared.
Data breaches that make the news usually involve massive corporations with vast
datasets. But small businesses must also prevent cyberattacks and data breaches,
and most d
Small business cybersecurity is often overlooked, either due to a lack of
expertise or funding. This is a mistake. Cyberattacks are costly to mitigate but
potentially more costly to recover from after they occur.
There are two things cybercriminals
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The Internet allows businesses of any size to work and reach markets around the
world. Unfortunately, this potential for increased productivity and
profitability is tempered by the security risks that the Internet presents. The
fact is that cybersecu
The single biggest threat to your business’s online security is malicious
emails. As owners and managers, it’s up to you to require email security best
practices among your employees and institute a security-minded culture within
your organization.
Organizations operating in the healthcare industry are continuously under
pressure to use resources as efficiently as possible. They must provide
innovation in patient care products and services while complying with
increasingly stringent privacy and
New regulations always create compliance-induced headaches for companies. But in
this case, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR)
presents an enormous opportunity for businesses to improve their digital
security.
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