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It's Time To Wake Up To The Reality Of Cybersecurity in 2022
All across the world, hackers are targeting
and exploiting security weaknesses and
holding data hostage. In May, the Colonial
Pipeline was hit by a cyber-attack that
disrupted fuel supplies along the East
Coast for several days. The company -
and the FBI - paid hackers $4.4 million in
Bitcoin to regain control of the system.
Colonial Pipeline was not the only
corporation that paid hackers an
exuberant amount of money. The NBA,
Kia Motors, and JBS Foods have also
been victimized by cyber-attacks where
hackers demanded millions of dollars. CD
Projekt, a Polish video game developer
was also a victim of a cyber-attack, but
since they had backups in place, they
never had to pay the demanded ransom.
While these are all big organizations, that
does not mean that small businesses
are safe. These stories made the news
because companies paid millions of
dollars to regain control of their data.
When a small or mid-size business
gets attacked, they can't pay millions
of dollars to recover stolen information.
Instead, these hackers will usually go after
customer and employee information as
well as financial records and statements.
When a hacker attacks a small or mid-size
business, it often ends in them closing
their doors for good.
2021 was a record year for cyber-attacks,
and 2022 is shaping out to be no different.
If you're a business owner, you need to
wake up to the reality of cyberthreats and
cyber security before it's too late.
Here are a couple of the best cyber
security practices you should put into
place immediately.

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