Cybersecurity

Although technology is at the heart of modern business operations, many organizations still view it as a necessary expense rather than an opportunity to drive growth. This mindset often leads to a reactive approach to IT, where technology is only addressed when it breaks down or becomes outdated. This approach not only hinders progress but […]

While artificial intelligence (AI) has many benefits for businesses, it has also created new vulnerabilities that cybercriminals can exploit to carry out complex cyberattacks that are difficult to detect and mitigate. Using AI, hackers can create convincing phishing emails that bypass spam filters. Similarly, cybercriminals can leverage AI to manipulate security systems and gain unauthorized

AI has become a buzzword that often evokes a mix of awe, doubt and even fear, especially when it comes to cybersecurity. However, the fact is that if used effectively AI can revolutionize the way businesses like yours operate. That’s why you must cut through the noise and separate fact from fiction if you want

We live in a world where possibilities are endless. From automated cars ferrying passengers to AI systems carrying out surgeries, tech innovations are quickly taking over our lives. The world of business is no different. Machine learning, AI, robotics and automation tools promise an unparalleled level of business efficiency. Many businesses are rushing to embrace

The supply chains of this digital era are often long and complex, and any disruptions caused by security threats can have a massive impact up and down the chain. While supply chains are prone to different types of external risks, such as supply disruption, high demand, financial instability, etc., businesses can usually plan against these

In today’s threat landscape, businesses are constantly at risk of being targeted by a cyberattack. Adopting a zero-trust security model could be a wise decision from a cybersecurity point of view.   Zero trust works on the premise that everything — humans, machines or applications — poses a risk to your network and must prove

It’s 2024 and by now nearly everyone knows that cyber-attacks and hackers are a real problem. And yet it is not uncommon for owners and decision-makers of small to medium sized businesses (SMBs) to actively avoid spending additional money on cybersecurity measures. Yes, it remains important to prioritize “traditional” business concerns—growing revenue, managing daily operations,

Cybersecurity probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when running a small or mid-sized business (SMB). You’ve got a lot on your plate—managing employees, keeping customers happy, driving growth. Among all that, cybersecurity can seem like an afterthought, or worse, something that only the “big guys” need to worry about. But that assumption

In the busy world of small and medium businesses (SMBs), owners frequently juggle various responsibilities, often overlooking crucial aspects like cybersecurity and regulatory compliance. Understanding and prioritizing these areas is vital for your business’s success and longevity. Common Misconceptions: Many SMB owners mistakenly believe their businesses are too small to attract cybercriminals, seeing cybersecurity as

A cyber incident can be any security event that poses a risk to businesses like yours. Whether it’s a data breach, system outage, malware attack, or phishing scam, these incidents can significantly disrupt your operations, affect revenue growth, and diminish customer satisfaction. Often, cyber incidents result in data loss or system downtime. This could mean