In the wake of the pandemic, small businesses aren’t just facing obvious challenges like recruiting and retention — they’re also fighting against cybersecurity threats that they can’t see, and aren’t prepared to manage.
Cybersecurity risks don’t discriminate between small and large businesses, yet 51% of small businesses don’t have cybersecurity measures in place, according to a March 2022 survey from Digital.com, an online small business and e-commerce resource site. Over one third aren’t concerned about their virtual safety, claiming that their business is “too small” to be a target. But that could not be further from the truth, says Dennis Consorte, subject matter expert for small businesses at Digital.com.
