Small businesses think they're too small to get hacked. They're wrong. SMBs get attacked more often than large companies because there are so many of them and their security is usually weaker.
"don't think we'll be a target." I hear this all the time. In fact, I'm surprised that that's not the number 1 or the number 2. That's one I hear much more. But this whole like, "don't think we'll be a target." What are they saying? They're saying, "Well, I'm too small. I fly under the radar. Nobody cares about me. It doesn't matter." I get it. That makes sense. But the reality is you are a target. And all the data shows that you're a target, that small and mid-sized businesses are attacked far more because there's more of you and you're less protected. The question is, what they're really getting to is, "I don't think we'll be a target because bad guys don't really care about me. My data doesn't matter. I'm too small. I fly under their radar." Will you dump?
