No matter the size of your business, it is important that you take steps to educate yourself and your employees to mitigate your chances of becoming a victim of cybercrime.

Understanding the types of cybersecurity attacks and knowing what to look for can help keep you and your business safe.

Whether it's a natural disaster or a cyberattack, having a business continuity plan in place can greatly increase the chances of your business successfully making it through.

When employees are aware of risks, they are better equipped to treat requests with caution, take time to verify them, and follow best practices that decrease the risk of fraud.

When thinking about infrastructure, don’t overcomplicate it: know what you can and should control, focus on those aspects, and hire qualified vendors to help you with the rest.

Understand how business emails can be compromised and how you can take action to reduce the risk of your business becoming a victim of fraud.