Key Points: • Phishing targets people, not systems, which makes human error a major threat. • Most attacks begin with routine emails that seem harmless to busy employees. • Cybersecurity phishing awareness training reduces mistakes and improves response times. • Training builds long-term resilience by protecting profits, customer trust, and daily operations. Why Should Small Businesses Care About Phishing? Small businesses should care about phishing because most attacks begin

Key Points: Cybersecurity awareness training is your business’s “helmet,” protection you’ll always be glad you had. Most data breaches happen because of human error, not failed technology. Training builds confidence and awareness so your team becomes your strongest defense. The best time to prepare is before a fall, not after.   What Does Cybersecurity Have to Do with a Helmet? In a WIRED interview , professional skateboarder Tony Hawk said, “I encourage people who are learn

You wake up, check your phone—and everything’s gone wrong. Your team can’t log in. Files are encrypted. Your systems are completely down....

Small business owners wear many hats —sales, finance, operations, and sometimes, IT. When budgets are tight, it’s tempting to handle IT...