Cyberattacks rarely happen at a convenient time. Instead, they strike during busy workdays, after hours, or while key employees are on vacation. That is why having an incident response plan for small business is no longer optional. The recent news that the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) refined parts of its own incidentContinue reading “Why Every Small Business Needs an Incident Response Plan Before a Cyberattack”
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Why Breaches Spike During Summer
Summer data breaches are not caused by sunshine, vacations, or bad luck. They rise because small businesses often run thinner, move faster, and pay less attention to routine security habits during the summer months. That matters for Texas small businesses. Summer can mean staff vacations, temporary workers, remote logins, travel Wi-Fi, delayed updates, missed backupContinue reading “Why Breaches Spike During Summer”
MFA: The Cheapest Way to Stop 99% of Attacks
MFA for small business cybersecurity may be one of the cheapest security upgrades your company can make. It is not flashy. Nor does it require a new server. It doesn’t even need a long technical rollout for most accounts. However, it can stop a stolen password from turning into a full business breach. That mattersContinue reading “MFA: The Cheapest Way to Stop 99% of Attacks”