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AI as Your Cybersecurity Ally: Stop Mistakes Before They Cost You
As a small business owner, you’re likely juggling everything from payroll to customer service-and cybersecurity might not always be top of mind. But here’s the hard truth: cybercriminals know this. They often target small businesses precisely because they assume you don’t have the time, budget, or expertise to maintain strong defenses. That’s why having an ally is essential. A trusted cybersecurity ally can help you stay protected, even when you’re focused on running your business.
In fact, 95% of cyberattacks stem from human error-simple mistakes like:
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RFID: Inside the Invisible Technology
What Is RFID and Why Should You Care? Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) might sound like something out of a tech lab, but it’s already part of your daily life and it could be a game-changer for your small business. Whether you're managing inventory, securing your...
Doxxing: What Small Business Owners Need to Know to Stay Protected
Why Doxxing Matters to Your Business As a small business owner, your personal and professional lives are often deeply intertwined. Your name, contact details, and even your home address might be tied to your business licenses, website domains, or social media...
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): What Small Business Owners Need to Know
As a small business owner, you’re always looking for ways to cut costs and boost productivity. Letting employees use their own smartphones, tablets, or laptops for work (commonly known as Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)) can seem like a win-win. It saves on hardware...
Biggest Data Breaches of 2025 (So Far)
In 2025, the biggest data breaches are making headline and small businesses are feeling the impact. With cyberattacks growing more advanced and costly, even companies with limited digital footprints are being targeted. From stolen credentials to exposed customer data,...
Are Smartphones Putting Your Business at Risk?
Smartphones are indispensable in today’s business world. Whether you're a bakery owner checking online orders, a contractor managing job sites, or a boutique retailer responding to customer messages, your phone is likely your mobile command center. But here’s the...
Ransomware Prevention Tips for Small Businesses
Ransomware attacks are becoming more sophisticated and frequent, targeting businesses of all sizes. Implementing a comprehensive ransomware prevention strategy is essential to safeguard your data, maintain business continuity, and avoid costly downtime. Here are the...
Your Cloud Data: Is It Really Safe? What Small Business Owners Need to Know
As a small business owner, you rely on cloud data every day— whether it’s saving customer records, sharing files with your team, or backing up important documents. The cloud makes your business more agile and efficient, but it also opens the door to new cybersecurity...
Backup and Data Storage: A Small Business Guide to Effective Protection
Introduction In today’s digital world, backup and data storage are essential for small business owners. From client records and financial documents to project files and operational data, losing critical information can be catastrophic. A cyberattack, hardware failure,...
Mobile Cyberattacks: How to Protect Your Business and Smartphone
Introduction As a small business owner, you rely on your smartphone to keep your operations running smoothly. Whether you’re managing client communications, handling financial transactions, or accessing sensitive business data, your phone is an essential tool....
5 Types of Multi-Factor Authentication Every Small Business Owner Should Know
Introduction As a small business owner, the thought of a data breach can be daunting. Did you know that 99.9% of breached accounts lack multi-factor authentication (MFA)? For small businesses, where resources are limited and every disruption matters, implementing MFA...
Outdated Technology: How Small Businesses Can Safely Dispose of It
Introduction As a small business owner, staying competitive means upgrading your technology regularly. But what happens to your outdated technology when it's no longer useful? Businesses replace their computers, phones, and routers every three to five years, meaning...
Small Business Malware Protection: How to
Introduction As a small business owner, you might think cyberattacks only happen to large corporations. However, in today’s digital world, every business—no matter the size—is a potential target. Without proper small business malware protection, your company could...