Cybersecurity tips and best practices to protect your business.
A majority of Canadians (88%) say they've experienced an increase in attempts to defraud them, and 63% of business owners admit their cybersecurity budget is less than 10% of their IT budgets. Small business owners should take action as more sophisticated threats emerge. Here’s how cyber liability insurance can help.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month in Canada. Ransomware attacks are among the most common cybersecurity incidents Canadian small businesses face, but there are many others. Here are ways you can fight back.
Many small business owners may not be aware of the likelihood of falling prey to a cybercriminal, thinking they’re too small for a crook to target. That’s not true. Follow our steps for creating an inexpensive cybersecurity strategy to protect your business.
Data shows the passwords we use today are among the weakest links in cybersecurity defence. Passkeys are poised to replace passwords. Get details on what they are and how they can help make your small business more secure.
Small businesses and startups are not immune to cyber-attacks. Get a rundown of some of the most common cyber-attacks that hit companies of all sizes and how cyber liability insurance can help a business recover from one.
March is Fraud Prevention Month. Fraud is rising significantly in Canada. Do you know where your greatest vulnerabilities are? Learn how to prevent your business from falling victim to fraud.
Social engineering is a technique used by hackers to manipulate people online to voluntarily provide confidential information about themselves. Learn about the different types of social engineering attacks and how to thwart them.
An online presence is more crucial than ever before for small businesses in Canada to pivot and survive the challenges the pandemic has presented. But putting so much emphasis on digital practices has left us vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Find out how you can protect your small business.
Small businesses may be at a disadvantage having the wherewithal to invest in cybersecurity defences. But there are ways to minimize the threats you face to thwart hackers and scammers.
Online survey finds almost half of small businesses lack necessary cyber security defences to repel a cyber-attack.