Is this blog for you?
This blog is for the small businesses that have 49 employees or less. It is for the artisan, the start-up, the side-hustler, the barber shop and the bakery. If you have no idea where to start when it comes to securing your business from cyberattack. This blog is the perfect starting place for you.
“Small businesses are three times more likely to be targeted by cybercriminals than larger companies”, according to Forbes.
If you’re a small business owner, I know you have your hands full of spinning plates. Not only is your small business more expensive to run with less resources than medium to large companies, but you also have to think about keeping your business secure from cybercriminals.
Not to mention businesses are also legally obliged to protect customers and employees by remaining compliant to cybersecuerity standards and frameworks and by remaining proactive to the changing attack surface. Or else you’re at risk of losing assets and paying a hefty fine.
This blog is to help you understand how you can protect your business from cyberattack by delivering simple and easy to understand cybersecurity concepts. You might not have read the latest frameworks yet such as NIST 800-53 or the GDPR from front to back. You might have only just heard of those frameworks now. In this blog I hope to breakdown the complex and technical jargon into a strong foundation of understanding.
The world of technology is advancing quickly and we surely must follow it. Protect Your World.
Brittney Barber
CyberSecurity Consultant & Writer
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