In this post, we present the network security essentials to help you build a foundation of success—and security—for your small business.

Small businesses are a prime target for cyber criminals. Here, we look at some cost-effective cybersecurity practices you can put into place to keep your business safe.

As law firms continue to adopt and rely on digital technologies, we expect these incidents to continue apace. In the year ahead, it’s imperative that you invest in robust measures to safeguard sensitive client information.

Law firms are an attractive target for attackers given the bounty of sensitive information you hold on individuals and businesses. It’s imperative that your firm protect this data and ensure client confidentiality, but how do you balance confidentiality with cybersecurity?

We share our top four emerging cybersecurity trends for 2024, including: AI-enhanced cyberattacks, ransomware evolution, remote work security, and the persistent cybersecurity skills shortage. We’ll explain what each trend means for your business—and how you can plan for and protect against the threats you’re most likely to face in the year ahead.

In this post, we share the key components of an effective cybersecurity strategy for your SMB, including employee training, endpoint security, data protection, incident response, and continuous monitoring. We hope this article helps you understand where to start to better protect your business—and why.

Partnering with a reliable MSP can save your team time and money, but to find the right one, it takes asking the right questions.

It’s important for your team to keep an eye out for indicators of an insider threat. Failure to do so can lead to significant damage. Here, we look at what your team needs to know about insider threats—and how you can prevent them.

A reactive approach to cybersecurity means you might not have the protections in place when an attack occurs, and you’re likely to suffer greater repercussions from an intrusion. Here, we look at how you can take a proactive approach to cybersecurity to keep your organization protected and secure.

As a client-focused business, your legal firms has an obligation to your clients to maintain a strong security posture to protect their data. Here, we look at three obligations law firms have when it comes to cybersecurity, including regulatory, ethical, and corporate considerations.