Frequently Asked Questions

The short answer: Who doesn't? The shorter answer: You do.

Annual cybercrime losses are estimated to reach a staggering $6 trillion by 2021. What kind of impact would a single event of data loss, a fraction of that cost, have on your business?

In truth, no organization can afford a breach, whether it is a local business or a multi-billion-dollar franchise. Many companies are required to adhere to compliance regulations, which demand extra levels of protection to secure data to prevent catastrophic data loss and avoid steep fines.

 Without cybersecurity training for employees, human vulnerabilities exist that can make an organization susceptible to a cyber-attack or data breach. Cybersecurity training is necessary to ensure employees understand how to identify a potential attack such as a phishing email and how to mitigate the risk. It helps them understand the risks and consequences of not taking necessary precautions. With new attacks and risks continuing to arise, cybersecurity training is always changing and employees need to be updated on new threats on a regular basis. 

 Yes, everyone is a potential target. Though many recent victims of cybercrime are manufacturers, nonprofit organizations, hospitals and financial institutions, no company is immune from a cyber-attack including cyber hacking, social engineering, malware, ransomware, or data theft.