Cybersecurity Solutions for Small to Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs)
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SMBs Are Being Targeted for Cyberattacks. Don’t let yours be next.
When you’re running a small to medium-sized business, you may think that you’re not going to become a victim of a cyberattack. Maybe you think that your data and files aren’t valuable enough to be stolen—or even worse, that your current cybersecurity strategy is strong enough to protect them. But nothing could be farther from the truth.
In fact, cybercriminals are becoming smarter every day, and since their methods are constantly changing, your security needs will also need to evolve. To stay safe, adopt a comprehensive cybersecurity solution that protects your entire organization.
Why Are SMBs Top Targets?
They often lack comprehensive protection
They don’t understand the magnitude of their risk
They underestimate the value of their data
They are unprepared to battle cybercriminals
Our sophisticated cybersecurity solutions protect all of your business environments, including your brick-and-mortar and your cloud. You’ll also need to secure any home offices, mobile devices, hardware, software and cloud-based apps like Microsoft 365 or G-Suite.
Would Your Business Survive an Attack?
Hackers will stop at nothing to get to your valuable data, and it’s up to you to protect your business. Ignoring cybersecurity may work in the short-term, but the time to be proactive is now.
Did You Know?
SMBs Account for Over 60% of all Attacks
Is Your Guard Down?
69% of SMBs have not identified and documented cybersecurity threats
43% do not have a recovery plan in the event of a cybersecurity incident
57% have not informed or trained all users on cybersecurity
48% have not analyzed cybersecurity attack targets and methods
Your Cybersecurity To-Do List:
Understand the Risk
While you’re busy trying to beat out the competition, cybercriminals are busy hatching schemes to infect your devices with malware, take you down with a business email compromise attack (BEC) and steal your valuable data. You can’t let that happen. It’s a cost you can’t afford to bear.
Take Responsibility
After reading up on the latest cybersecurity threats and understanding how easy it is for a small to medium-sized business to fall victim to an attack, tackle the challenge head on. With so much at stake, you need to come up with a plan that gets your security on a strong foundation. Bring in the professionals.
Assess Weaknesses
You won’t fully understand your risk until you meet with security experts who can conduct a thorough security assessment and diagnose structural weaknesses. To truly protect your business from cybercrime, you’ll need to undergo a cybersecurity evaluation to identify vulnerabilities.
Mobile Devices: Protecting and monitoring smartphones, tablets and laptops is harder in the bring-your-own-device era. Enter mobile device management.
Remote Access: With employees working outside of the office, it’s important that they have secure remote access to your network.
Identity Authentication: It’s easy for bad actors to impersonate your employees—keep the hackers out with identity authentication management.
The Company Cloud: Storing and transmitting data in the cloud makes conducting business a breeze, but it opens up a lot of risk, too.
Cloud-Based Apps: Collaborating in Microsoft 365 or G-Suite is simple, but that doesn’t mean it’s secure.
Cybersecurity Risks
Security for a Remote Workforce
Mobile workers are playing a more important role in operations than ever before. While empowering your remote workforce with the right technical tools will drive productivity and success, the work-from-home (WFH) era is also introducing new security risks for small to medium-sized businesses. In addition to providing IT support for remote workers, you’ll want to defend your business from common cloud computing risks and cybersecurity threats.
Close Gaps in Security
You can’t secure your organization until you understand your risk.