Over the past several months, we have discussed the increasing risk of cyber attacks on small and midsize businesses. Maybe, we have gone too far. Maybe, the on-going warnings sound like fear-mongering. So let's take a step back from the hype and hyperbole, and take a pragmatic view.
Sound business practices, not fear, should be your motivation to protect against cyber attacks.
Here are some resources that offer information and guidance:
Our May 3T@3 Webcast, Streamlining Security, identifies the most common and most costly cyber attacks targeting small businesses and outlines solutions at little or no cost.
For a limited time, you can request a free Rapid Security Assessment. Complete a 3 minute survey and we will identify gaps and affordable solutions.
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If you are an existing client, please see our Service Update notice, below.
For all small business owners, the move to remote and hybrid work creates issues beyond technology. If you have remote workers, then see our blog post, below.
Business Email Compromise – The Costliest Type of Cybercrime
While the massive number and scale of ransomware attacks get the most media attention, Business Email Compromise (“BEC”) attacks are the costliest type of cybercrime. To keep your email account secure, ...
Cumulus Global CEO Allen Falcon will identify the most common and most costly cyberattacks facing small businesses. He will then outline concrete, affordable actions and solutions to protect against these types of threats.
Using the file services you already have will increase productivity, protect your information, and save you money. In our April 3T@3 Webcast, Cumulus Global CEO Allen Falcon looks at how small and midsize organizations can most effectively use cloud file services to improve productivity, enhance security and privacy, and lower costs.
Managing IT costs helps you grow even when the economy is slow. In this Coffee & Clouds webcast, we look at ways small businesses can maximize the value of their IT costs, reduce operating costs, and avoid new expenditures
In addition to stealing your client’s money, these attacks destroy clients’ trust in you and your business and expose you to significant legal liabilities. Simple, affordable protections can protect your, your business, and your clients.
