Why 73% of Small Businesses Were Hit by Cyberattacks in 2025
Threat Landscape · 5 min read
Attackers don't go after the biggest targets — they go after the easiest ones. Small businesses are the most targeted and the most vulnerable, often with no dedicated security. Here's why the numbers keep climbing and what it means for you.
Ransomware, phishing, and credential theft account for the majority of SMB breaches. The good news: most of these are preventable with a few foundational controls — multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, and secure DNS filtering. You don't need a Fortune 500 budget; you need the right layers in place.
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5 Phishing Emails Every Business Owner Should Know About
Threat Awareness · 6 min read
Phishing is the number-one way small businesses get breached. Here are five common attacks targeting business owners right now — and the quick tells that give them away.
1. Fake invoice scams (looks like a supplier), 2. Impersonated CEO urging an urgent wire, 3. Account-expiry panics ("your mailbox will be disabled"), 4. Tech-support cold calls asking for remote access, 5. Gift-card / HR requests from a "colleague." If in doubt, verify out-of-band — call the person directly via a number you already have.
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The Real Cost of a Data Breach for Small Business (2025)
Cost & Impact · 5 min read
Average breach costs have risen year over year, and for a small business the true cost is more than the ransom — it's downtime, lost clients, legal fees, and higher insurance premiums.
The most expensive outcome isn't the payment; it's the weeks of disruption and reputational damage. Prevention is dramatically cheaper than recovery: foundational controls cost a fraction of even one incident's cleanup. That's the calculus behind managed security for small businesses.
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