Establishing a secure foundation

for your small business requires actionable steps that fortify your digital presence against potential threats.

This foundation is built on a combination of suites with essential services that can significantly enhance your cybersecurity posture.

Listed below are the services and tools included in our Security Suite. These services are considered the basic-level security according to industry standards.

As a small business, you must prioritize cybersecurity to protect your data, assets, and customers. By investing in cybersecurity solutions, educating employees, and staying updated on the latest threats and best practices, you can protect yourself from cyber threats, ensure the security of sensitive data and assets, and maintain compliance with industry regulations.

The ensuing statistics provide crucial insights into the evolving landscape of cyber threats. They underscore a critical reality: cyber criminals are diversifying their tactics, and no sector remains unscathed. The projected surge to $10.5 trillion in cyber crime costs by 2025 mirrors the escalating audacity and sophistication of attacks.

From targeted ransomware debilitating key industries to intricate phishing schemes and substantial GDPR fines indicating heightened regulatory scrutiny, each data point serves as a poignant reminder. This environment necessitates not only vigilance but a proactive, multifaceted approach to cybersecurity, integrating advanced technologies and cross-sector collaboration to stay ahead of these ever-evolving threats.

This compilation of significant statistics for the year offers a comprehensive insight into the myriad threats that warrant our attention.

• By September 2023, 91% of companies worldwide had faced at least one cyberattack.
• Of these, 56% experienced serious or moderate damage.
• 55% of businesses said cyber security policies let them innovate safely.
• 61% of small-to-medium-sized businesses have been the target of a cyberattack.
• Small business employees experience a 350% higher likelihood of being targeted by social engineering attacks vs. employees working at medium-sized or large enterprises.
• 87% of SMBs report that they store customer data that could be compromised by an attack.
• Malware is the most common type of cyberattack directed at small businesses.
• 27% of SMBs that collect customer credit card information state that they have little to no cybersecurity protection.
• Nearly 95% of cybersecurity incidents involving SMBs cost between $826 USD and $653,587 USD in 2023
• 50% of small organizations said that it took over 24 hours to start to recover from a cyberattack.
• Almost 40% of small businesses reported that they lost critical, unretrievable data as the result of a cyberattack.
• 51% of small businesses said their website was down for 8 – 24 hours in the wake of an attack.
• Only 17% of small businesses globally have cyber insurance, with 48% not purchasing it until after their first cyberattack.
• 95% of cybersecurity breaches are attributed to human error.
• 64% of small business owners are not familiar with the regulatory standards pertaining to cyber insurance.
• The next five years are due to see a 15% increase in cyber crime costs, reaching 10.5 trillion by 2025.