"The government's Cyber Security Breaches Survey put the number at 43% of businesses reporting a breach or attack over twelve months. Forty-three percent. That includes the tiny ones."
"Loads of small businesses treat IT support the way they'd treat a locksmith. You don't think about them until you're locked out. The problem with that? Stuff doesn't just break cleanly."
"Buy the best antivirus on the market. Install a proper firewall. Set up two-factor authentication on everything. Then watch someone on the team click 'Enable Macros' on a spreadsheet attachment from an email address they don't recognise."
Many British SME owners prioritize cash flow and staffing over cybersecurity, mistakenly believing they are safe from cybercriminals. However, 43% of businesses report breaches or attacks annually. Common issues include phishing and outdated passwords. Many businesses only seek IT support after problems arise, leading to costly consequences. Continuous monitoring is essential to prevent issues before they escalate. Additionally, human error remains a significant vulnerability, as employees may inadvertently compromise security despite having protective measures in place.
Read at Business Matters
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