The Small Business Guide to Multi-Factor Authentication
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can potentially protect you from 99.9% of account compromise attempts.
Don’t believe it? Keep reading; there’s a link to the research in this article.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can potentially protect you from 99.9% of account compromise attempts.
Don’t believe it? Keep reading; there’s a link to the research in this article.
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about pre-qualifying for cyber insurance so you can negotiate effectively and potentially qualify for the best rates.
It’s never going to be fun or comfortable to disclose a cyber breach, but if one does happen there are some legal obligations you have.
The aftermath of a cybersecurity breach demands careful, strategic communication to maintain customer trust and loyalty. For small and medium-sized businesses, the way they handle post-breach communication can be the difference between surviving the reputational damage and going out of business entirely.
If you suspect someone in your company clicked a phishing link, how quickly you respond matters. Learn more in our comprehensive guide.
When a cyber scare freezes your accounts, making payroll seems impossible. Discover how Harbor Tech navigated this crisis and fortified their financial security.
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly on the radar of cybercriminals. Despite common misconceptions, SMBs are vulnerable and often targeted due to specific weaknesses in their cybersecurity strategies. In our latest article, we list ten critical reasons why SMBs are common targets for cyber attacks.
Recovering from a cyberattack doesn’t mean your business is now immune to future threats. In our latest article, ‘Think You’re Immune Just Because You Recently Recovered From A Cyber Incident? Think Again!’, we debunk the common misconception among SMB owners that one successful recovery equates to lasting security.
This article breaks down the seven essential steps of incident response, guiding you through each phase to ensure you’re equipped to handle and recover from any cyber incident effectively. The steps include preparation, identification, containment, eradication, recovery, lessons learned, and communication.
At Johnson & Harper Design, a routine workday turned into a serious situation when their email data was stolen and completely removed from their email provider’s system, leaving them with the risky option of paying a ransom to retrieve their data.
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