How can you protect Small Businesses from Cyber Attacks

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How can small businesses be protected against
cyberattacks?
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• Do you think an assault on your company's
  cybersecurity systems would be successful? You
  are not alone if not. Just 18 of small firms
  (those with fewer than 500 employees), which
  include 99.9 of all businesses in the United
  States, have employees whose primary
  responsibility is cybersecurity.
• Even larger businesses require assistance in
  allocating enough personnel to cybersecurity A
  cybersecurity expert is employed full-time
  internally by 47 of firms.
• A corporation might be rendered inoperable or
  perhaps come to an end as a result of ransomware
  and other types of cybercrime. Despite this, just
  54 of all companies claim to have a strategy in
  place to ensure that they can continue operating
  in the event of a hacking assault. And in 2017,
  the United States experienced a 57 rise in the
  number of cyberattacks that happened on an
  average weekly basis.
• Hiring a freelance cybersecurity expert's
  services would be a middle step. But, even
  businesses with little resources for
  cybersecurity may hunt for affordable and
  effective solutions on their own.

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The average weekly number of cyberattacks in the
United States increased by 57 in 2022.

• Integrate multi-factor authentication, and make
  passwords stronger.
• The majority of data breaches are the result of
  human mistakes, with hackers frequently utilizing
  credentials belonging to employees, such as
  stolen or hacked passwords. This makes
  multi-factor authentication, an additional layer
  of security that needs several forms of
  identification before granting access,
  potentially very important.
• Business owners may also advance by encouraging
  their employees to select more challenging
  passwords, such as phrases rather than words,
  with a combination of letters, numerals, and
  punctuation.
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