As headlines of cyber attacks on our government and large corporations increase, business owners of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) should be aware that cybercriminals are not only after the ...

While security breaches that affect large enterprise businesses tend to make the biggest headlines, small businesses are just as vulnerable, if not more so. In fact, a recent survey by Mastercard ...

Hackers are aggressively targeting small and medium-sized businesses: One in every three SMBs was hit with ransomware in 2024, according to research from Microsoft. The luckiest businesses will never ...

With pricing pressure on the rise and loss ratios still volatile, the value proposition of cyber insurance is shifting.

Cyberattacks are inevitable for businesses, especially SMBs, which are prime targets due to their limited resources to combat cyber events. It’s not if a breach will occur, but when. Over the decades, ...

In an era where digital threats are continuously evolving, businesses are more vulnerable than ever. Cyber insurance has emerged as ...

Here are seven practical steps every small business can take to strengthen its cybersecurity.

As VP of Engineering at Elpha Secure, Ratnesh drives cyber strategies and security portfolio tailored to protect SMEs against cyber threats. Cyber threats and breaches are continuing to skyrocket for ...

There are 2,200 cyber attacks launched each day. [4] The media often highlights cyber attacks on giant corporations that cost millions of dollars and expose the data of large numbers of Americans. But ...

It’s no secret that the overwhelming majority of cyber insurance policies underwritten today are for commercial lines. But as the song goes, “The times they are a-changin’.” Several trends are on ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Writes about the future of finance and technology, follow for more. Small businesses face significant hurdles, particularly when ...

The panicked cybersecurity calls usually come after something’s gone wrong—a bad link, a frozen system a compromised email account. Now, IT providers say more Long Island businesses are calling before ...