If you're looking for ways to protect your small business from online threats, our selection of articles covers tips and advice from industry experts on how to keep your small business and its data safe from malware. Topics include cybersecurity training for your employees, remote working policies and how to protect your business from phishing threats.
How Mobile Threats Are Targeting SMEs
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Hybrid work is driving a surge in BYOD – but SMEs may be overlooking mobile security risks. Learn how personal devices are being targeted, and what businesses can do to protect their data.
Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Small Business
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Protect your small business from data breaches with these simple cybersecurity and data privacy strategies, including risk assessments, access controls, and employee training.
Why SMEs Are Now a Big Target for Ransomware
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The number of ransomware groups is growing, and attacks are getting smarter. The Lead Security Researcher of Logpoint shares how SMEs can improve their cyber hygiene.
Managing Document Security in the Workplace
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Ben Liu of Kofax takes a look at why it's essential to invest time into protecting your business' paperwork and digital file infrastructure
Five Tips for Keeping Your Company Safe Online
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Here's a quick guide from Phil Upton covering five ways to keep your small business and its data safe from malware
Managing Password Protection & Cyber-Stress
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Many SMEs struggle with effective password management and cyber-stress. Ian Pitt of LogMeIn explains how technology can relieve the burden
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