Cybersecurity Leadership

Protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with regulations are paramount concerns for SMEs leveraging cloud services. To achieve resilient cloud security, SMEs must implement robust strategies tailored to their unique needs and resources.

Many small firms would often benefit from looking internally first, before jumping to externalised vCISO solutions

Many small firms would often benefit from looking internally first, before jumping to externalised cybersecurity solutions

When the focus is often on the big hacking and ransomware cases involving multinational companies and governments, small- and medium-sized businesses can often feel left behind and powerless. But help is out there.

Cybersecurity breaches affecting SMEs at scale can have catastrophic costs for society

It’s not surprising that small businesses are focused more on day-to-day survival. but longer-term survival requires a cybersecurity program

Congress wants entrepreneurs to have access to certified security experts at government-run support centers.

Despite economic optimism, many companies are concerned about the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and have temporarily closed as they adapt to new tech tools and work models.

3 small business cybersecurity considerations for 2021 as the pandemic recedes in summer 2021, millions of workers may be at risk.

From cupcake purveyor to lumber yard, every entity is now digitized in some shape or form.

Small and medium-size enterprises are becoming an increasingly attractive segment for cybersecurity-technology and -solution providers.

Subcontracting cybersecurity is a natural way for many small- and mid-sized companies to ensure protection, but companies of this type should also be aware that cyber insurance is not a panacea when it comes to protection against criminals.

More than one in five also acknowledge transitioning to remote work without a policy, according to an Alliant Cybersecurity report.

Smaller businesses are in the crosshairs of cyber criminals and with attacks on the rise, now is not the time for misplaced confidence in your defenses.

Three-quarters of cyber-incidents Sophos responded to involved small businesses in 2023, with attackers’ main goal being data theft

Time to dispel a few myths around cyber security to help small businesses and their leadership move forward.

The first step to understanding cybersecurity threats for small businesses is dispelling the myths that keep leaders from taking the best actions to keep themselves and their customers secure.

Get advice on how companies with limited or no dedicated IT security staff can help maintain security. Hint: Patching is key.

When trying to protect themselves against the growing number of cyberattacks, small and medium-sized companies face more disadvantages than their larger corporate counterparts. The failure to pay attention to and act on those threats could create crises for business leaders.

Many business leaders — particularly in small and medium-sized businesses with limited resources — tend to mistakenly assume that being cybersecurity "compliant" is the same as being "secure."

A rise in hybrid working has made businesses more vulnerable than ever to cyber crime. We show how to protect your company.

There are simple, proactive steps to safeguard your company’s most important information.

In this roundtable, security experts focus on smaller businesses offer real-world advice for actionable ways to shore up defenses using fewer resources.

With limited financial resources and over-strapped IT teams, it’s likely that a SMB may not recover if it were to be hit by costly cyberattack. To protect against all possibilities, these businesses must understand the do’s and don’ts of implementing a strong cyber resilience strategy.

How to Practice Cybersecurity Mindfulness for Your Business