Month: October 2022
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Cybersecurity
How Businesses can be organized for Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Cyberattacks can be disastrous for individuals and businesses alike that can cripple essential services as well as the loss of private and confidential information. As of 2021, Americans faced a massive increase in cybercrime. There were more than 850,000 complaints for the FBI and losses of close to $7 billion. Cybercrime is a way to steal sensitive information such as medical…
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Cybersecurity
Top 5 Cybersecurity Risks for Business [2023]
As technology advances, businesses are discovering ways to be more agile and operate more efficiently via remote networks, emails via handheld gadgets, the cloud, and cell phones. However, as technology improves and cybercrime increases, so does the risk, with the so-called “bad actors” coming up with new ways to strike while increasing their attacks in speed and intensity. For companies, the…
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Cybersecurity
10 Best ways to increase Cyber Company Security
Many firms – especially start-ups and smaller companies aren’t inclined to research the condition of their cybersecurity because they fear they don’t have enough money to correct any issues they uncover,” says Anthony. Of course, having an investment budget for improving your security in cyberspace is the best scenario. However, if the budget isn’t there, that doesn’t mean the business isn’t…
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Cybersecurity
How Small Businesses became more Vulnerable to Cyberattacks after COVID-19
COVID-19 witnessed an unprecedented amount of businesses go to the Internet for the first time. But, the epidemic also put pressure on budgets, revealed severe gaps in technical expertise, and highlighted that many companies are not prepared to meet the demands of modern cybersecurity. Before the pandemic, the privacy of data and insurance against cyberattacks were more prevalent in high-risk sectors…