Over a quarter of all data breaches happen to small businesses. The cost of a data breach is really prohibitive to your business’ operational and financial health. To keep your business’ data and infrastructure free of threats and relatively secure, small businesses will need a combination of useful technology tools and well-designed strategies. Let’s take a look at several steps your small business can take to secure itself from digital theft.
After all the hard work you’ve put into building your business, the last thing you want is for a lack of security to lead to an incident that ultimately spells its end. Small businesses are an attractive target for hackers and other types of cybercriminals. To protect your website and business as a whole—both digitally and physically—it’s critical to put the necessary measures in place. From working with professionals to choosing the right software to limiting the cash in your register, here are six ways that you can do just that:
Over the past year, entrepreneurs have focused on how to do business during the global COVID-19 pandemic. The public health crisis has been an opportunity for fraudsters and hackers, and the result has been an increase in losses (compared to the second-worst period on record) by over 50 percent. Let’s consider the situation, and how it is—unfortunately—getting worse.
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