Most attacks on small businesses get in through weak passwords, missing updates and convincing emails. Score your basics with a quick checkup, fix the gaps that matter most and learn what to ask a cybersecurity provider.
Tick what is true for your business today. The checkup scores the basics recommended by NIST and CISA for small organizations and lists what to fix first. Nothing leaves your browser.
Start with multi-factor authentication, strong unique passwords, automatic updates, tested backups, phishing awareness and limited access. NIST and CISA publish free guidance.
Many small businesses start with a managed IT provider that covers basics, and add security monitoring when they hold sensitive data or customers require it.
Phishing and stolen or weak passwords are among the most common ways in, which is why MFA and training matter.
Regularly, at least by doing a test restore. A backup you have never restored is not proven.
No. Insurers often require basic controls before they will cover you.
MFA, passwords, updates, backups and phishing awareness.
MSSPs, consultants, incident response, tools and training.
Scope, response, reporting, references and exit terms.
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