Small businesses aren't "too small to target." They're exactly the right size — and here's the data to prove it.
The numbers don't lie — prevention is always the smarter investment.
Hackers don't care about your size — they care about your vulnerability.
Most small businesses have no dedicated security team, no incident response plan, and outdated systems. Hackers know this — and exploit it.
SMBs are more likely to pay ransoms quickly because they don't have the legal teams, insurance war chests, or recovery mechanisms of large corporations.
Hackers target smaller companies to gain access to their larger partners and clients. You might be the weak link in someone else's security chain.
Remote work, cloud services, and mobile devices have expanded every business's attack surface — without the security infrastructure to match.
You don't need to be a Fortune 500 company to be targeted. Here's what keeps security engineers up at night.
Floods of traffic crash your website and services. Competitors or opportunistic attackers can take you offline in minutes — no ransom needed.
Deceptive emails that look legitimate, tricking employees into revealing credentials or clicking malicious links. 74% of breaches start here.
Attackers intercept communications between you and your users, stealing data like login credentials or financial information in transit.
Malicious code planted on compromised websites. Users get infected just by visiting — no clicking required. Your team doesn't even need to do anything wrong.
Brute force, credential stuffing, and social engineering. Weak or reused passwords are the easiest way in for attackers.
Industry benchmarks give us a starting point — but your needs are unique.
Every day without proper security is another day your business is exposed. Let's build your protection plan today.
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