How do I know if my business is at risk of a cyberattack?
Every business with email, customer data, or internet-connected devices is a target — small businesses are attacked at similar or higher rates than large enterprises because attackers see them as less defended. Common risk indicators include missing multi-factor authentication, unpatched software, no employee security training, and untested backups.
Attackers don't typically hand-pick small businesses individually — most attacks are automated scans looking for any open door, which means a 10-person company can get hit just as easily as a 1,000-person one. The good news is that a small number of controls (MFA, patching, backups, training) block the overwhelming majority of these automated attempts.
A free Cybersecurity Assessment will show you exactly where your gaps are.