Don't Let Your Small Business Fall Victim To Cybercriminals
Benzinga | March 05, 2020
Be aware of the malicious work e-mail. The new message in your inbox, seemingly from your boss or human resources, is actually the most common way hackers gain access to small business networks and potentially sensitive client data. Ensuring that your business is protected against ransomware attacks has rapidly grown from being an amenity to a necessity. In 2019, 43% of cyberattacks were aimed at small businesses. And in an equally unsettling statistic, a research survey conducted by insurance company Hiscox found that digital attacks cost businesses of all sizes an average of $200,000 last year, a 488% increase over the 2018 average.