You, like many SMBs, may not think you are a target.

82 percent of SMBs say they’re not targets for attacks as they don’t have anything worth stealing (Towergate Insurance). However, 55 percent of SMB respondents have experienced a cyber-attack in the past year, and another 50 percent have experienced a data breach involving customer and employee information.

Many things have changed in the last few years but one thing continues, the threat to all businesses is growing more evasive to many protections currently offered. ITDefenses has the services available to handle today's and tommorows complext Cybersecurity needs. The following items may sound very familiar to you:

☑ Lockdowns Permanently changed how businesses must function

☑ Patch Management is part of the ITDefenses overall program to maintain your servers and workstation

☑ Ransomware Will Continue To Be The #1 Threat

☑ Supply Chain Attacks Will Grow And Be More Targeted - is your business on that hit list?

☑ ITDefenses and it's SOC will help you enforce Security Standards

☑ (SOC)Security Operations Center is a needed part of any business plan

☑ Multi-Factor Authentication should be used whenever possible

☑ Cyber Security Is a growing threat

☑ Medical, Manufacturing, Mining, Transportation, Construction, And Energy Are Prime Targets

☑ Wireless Attacks can and will impact your business

You may underestimate the value of your information.

It doesn’t always seem like it, but every business has data worth stealing. Did you know that the average cost per lost or stolen record is $158? It may not seem like a lot, but this number grows quickly once these records are stolen by the hundreds (Cost of Data Breach Study 2021).

This means you might not be prepared to defend yourself.

Did you know that 79 percent of small businesses do not have an incident response plan? Without one, you may never be able to fully recover when a security incident becomes a reality (Cybersecurity Trends Report 2017).

However, the consequences are significant and often business-crippling.

An IBM and Poneman Institute study found that the average cost of a data breach has increased to a staggering $3.79 million (Cost of Data Breach Study 2021).

Similarly, 60 percent of companies that lose their data due to an attack or disaster will shut down within six months .