Last year saw a record-setting number of cybersecurity incidents. Hackers are getting more persistent, more organized, and more successful. And every business is a target, regardless of size.

Since 2020, we’ve seen a huge spike in cyberattacks and insurance claims. The time to make sure you’ve got the right coverage is now. Learn how much you need.

Technology has transformed the way we all do business for the better. However, to keep your data and business from being at risk, you must ensure your tech is secure and continuously monitored. We’re providing this detailed checklist as a reference tool to help you verify that comprehensive cybersecurity and physical security policies are in place throughout your organization.

Security in the workplace has become a global headline. I’m sure you have heard about the attack on Costa Rica, Uber, multiple healthcare providers, Twitter, Marriott and many others. These types of attacks are going to continue into the foreseeable future, and we have to create a culture of security with a new and heightened level of awareness and scrutiny within our organizations. These attacks are hitting schools, community colleges, universities, businesses of all sizes and types. I’ve had many business owners say to me something like, “Surely I’m small enough that they won’t care amount me?” However, that is simply not true. They are hitting 10 user networks, 2 user networks, global powerhouse organizations, and everyone in between. Everyone is a target. So, how do we build a culture of security?

Recognizing phishing attempts is crucial to protect both personal and organizational data from breaches that can lead to financial and reputational damage.