Q1: Isn't cybersecurity too expensive for our business right now?
A: While cybersecurity services may seem costly, they're actually an investment in your business's future. The average cost of a data breach is $4.45 million, far exceeding the cost of prevention. Our services can protect you from potentially devastating financial losses.

Q2: We're a small business. Are we really at risk of cyber attacks?
A: Absolutely. In fact, 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses because they often have weaker security measures. Cybercriminals see small businesses as easy targets.

Q3: We have antivirus software. Isn't that enough?
A: Antivirus software is just one piece of the cybersecurity puzzle. It doesn't protect against many modern threats like phishing, ransomware, or insider threats. A comprehensive strategy is crucial for full protection.

Q4: Is our data really valuable enough to be targeted?
A: All data has value to cybercriminals. Customer information, financial data, and even internal communications can be exploited for profit or used to launch further attacks.

Q5: We outsource our IT. Doesn't that mean cybersecurity is their responsibility?
A: While you may outsource IT, you're still ultimately responsible for your data. Many regulations hold companies accountable for breaches, even if they occur through a third party.

Q6: Doesn't our general liability insurance cover cyber incidents?
A: Most general liability policies don't cover cyber incidents. A dedicated cyber insurance policy is necessary to protect against these specific risks.

Q7: We already have good cybersecurity measures in place. Can we still be hacked?
A: Even the largest companies with substantial cybersecurity budgets can be breached. Cybersecurity is an ongoing process, not a one-time solution. Constant vigilance and updates are necessary.

Q8: We don't rely much on technology. Do we still need cybersecurity?
A: If you use email, online banking, or digital record-keeping, you're reliant on technology. Any use of technology creates potential vulnerabilities that need protection.

Q9: Our employees are trustworthy. Why do we need internal security measures?
A: Many breaches occur due to unintentional employee errors or falling victim to phishing scams. Internal security measures protect against both malicious and accidental incidents.

Q10: Cybersecurity seems too complex for us to understand. How can we manage it?
A: While cybersecurity can be complex, that's why managed services like ours exist. We handle the technical aspects, allowing you to focus on your core business while staying protected.