You pay attention to cybersecurity – your customers and your business depend on it. But, what about your suppliers? Do you know their level of commitment to protecting your business data?
It seems that every newscast brings a new story about the latest cyberthreat. Whether it’s an individual being scammed or a business, the threats continue to grow in sophistication and scope every day. As artificial intelligence grows in popularity, the threat is evolving and taking on new life.
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Cyber attacks continue and the impact on small and medium businesses (SMBs) can be devastating. Estimates vary, but Cybercrime Magazine reports that 60 percent of small businesses close within 60 months of a data breach or cyber attack.
When it comes to personal software licenses, many (or most) of us scroll through the end user license agreement (without reading it), click the button that says “I agree,” and go about using the software without another thought.
As a business leader, you know that your IT infrastructure is critical to the success of your organization. You strive to put in place all the protections you need to keep your infrastructure and data safe.
Most business and IT leaders understand the importance of cybersecurity. After all, technology is the backbone of modern business.
Business leaders are constantly performing cost-benefit analysis. After all, everyone wants to find solutions that provide maximum advantages at a reasonable cost.
Editor's note: This article was originally published in 2019. It has been updated to include more current information.
