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Cyber attacks are more common than you think
And how you respond to one can be the difference between it being an inconvenience and a complete nightmare.
What’s important is to think about all of this BEFORE you become victim to an attack (sadly, it’s likely to be a case of when and not if).
By following a few simple steps you can be confident you’ll not only recover from an attack quickly, but you’ll minimize the damage and cost too.
Learn about the 5 most important steps to take in our latest video.
A cyber attack will probably start with an “Email”
Here’s a shocking fact: 90% of cyber attacks start with a simple email.
And guess who uses email every single day? EVERYONE… INCLUDING YOU AND ALL YOUR TEAM.
Which means every time you open an inbox your business is at risk. So, 20 or 30 times a day, right?
But there are smart things you can do to tighten up your email security and avoid becoming a cyber criminal’s next victim.
Why being in contract with your IT company?
Here’s how to save time, money, and stress on your IT
Your business couldn’t function without its technology, right?
And from time to time, things go wrong.
If these are the only times you speak to your IT support provider, it’s very likely you’re wasting a lot of time and money. Plus creating yourself a ton of stress.
It might feel you’re saving money when you only pay for something broken that needs attention (this is known as break/fix).
But most businesses agree it’s better to be in a contracted IT support relationship. this has no unexpected costs and a ton of other benefits.
Getting to grips with Email Security
Owners of small and medium-sized businesses often make the mistake of thinking that they aren’t on the criminals’ radar. But more than 40% of cyber attacks are aimed at small businesses — and email is usually the criminals’ way in.
This guide reveals why you might be vulnerable, what you need to look out for and what you can do to protect yourself.
Why outsourced IT always beats “do it yourself approach”
Did we ever tell you about John, who is a business owner like you. And, maybe just like you, John struggled to let go of some of the things he did in his business.
Whether it’s because you are trying to same money, you don’t trust anyone to do things as well as you do, or maybe there’s another reason, one thing’s for sure: when you try to do everything yourself, you hold your business back.
And that includes doing your own IT.
Secure your data under lock and key
The data in your business is invaluable. Without it you wouldn’t have much of a business left, would you?
So that data must be kept safe… and one of the best ways to do that is to encrypt it.
That way, even if a cyber criminal get their hands on it, your data is worthless to them.
This guide explains everything you need to know about encryption, and why it’s something you should implement straight away.
On the battle front: Protect your business from these cyber security threats in 2024
This new year, we believe you should allocate a little more of your business’s precious resources on cyber security.
Because as technology develops, so do the techniques used by cyber criminals to trick you and your team out of your precious data… and ultimately, your business’s money.
Our latest video and guide explains what the risks are in 2024 and beyond, and the security measures to stay protected.
Could AI be key to growing your business?
But where do you start with something that feels so… big?
Our latest guide explains the various ways you can start to use AI right now to revolutionize your business.
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How proactive monitoring will help your business weather any storm
You’re the captain, confident in your crew and preparedness.
Yet, a sudden digital threat, like a lurking kraken, can disrupt your ship’s systems. Proactive monitoring is the key—detecting and mitigating risks before they escalate.
Our guide empowers businesses to implement effective monitoring strategies, ensuring resilience in the face of unforeseen challenges.
Stay ahead of the curve with proactive monitoring, safeguarding your business from potential disasters.