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https://blog.barkly.com/small-business-cybersecurity-statistics-2018

https://www.recode.net/2014/9/11/11630774/what-to-do-if-youve-been-hacked-and-how-to-prevent-it

http://k2forums.com/discussion/10026/cyber-security-checklist-10-ways-to-protect-your-business-from-hacking

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Don’t use public computers or public Wi-Fi networks to make any transactions. The machines might contain malicious software that can collect your credit card information, and criminals could also be monitoring public Wi-Fi networks for similar information.

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If you back up your files to the cloud, remember that even though you delete them on your computer or mobile device, they’re still stored in your cloud account. To completely delete the file, you’ll also need to remove it from your backup cloud account.

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Think twice about what you post to your social networks, and monitor what others are posting about you. There’s a chance that hackers might use your social profile pages to gather personal information about you, and try to guess your password or answers to your secret question.

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60% of small businesses say attacks are becoming more severe and more sophisticated.

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60% of small businesses say attacks are becoming more severe and more sophisticated.

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In 2017, cyber attacks cost small and medium-sized businesses an average of $2,235,000.

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In 2017, cyber attacks cost small and medium-sized businesses an average of $2,235,000.

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When it comes to good cybersecurity, your actions are more important than any technology. If you have employees, hold regular training to make sure they’re aware of company IT policies, and how to avoid email scams and other types of cyberattacks.

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Secure Physical Devices Storing Sensitive Data

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Secure Physical Devices Storing Sensitive Data

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Don’t forget that sensitive data can be physically stolen as well. Computers and drives with private business or customer information should be protected.

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Free USB drives might seem appealing, but they can cause big problems. “If you don’t trust the source of the USB drive, don’t plug it in,” Sharma said. “These drives can very easily be used to carry and deliver a malware or virus onto your computer, allowing someone else access to your important information.”

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Wi-Fi connections at coffee shops, airports and other public places are convenient, but they aren’t secure. Never log into your online banking profile on an unsecured network—it’s all too easy for someone to steal your information that way.

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Use Secure Systems to Accept Card Payments

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Use Secure Systems to Accept Card Payments

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“Never photocopy, hand write, electronically key-in to a terminal, or manually copy credit card information,” Haber said.

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Weak passwords are an invitation for hackers. Don’t make the mistake of using simple passwords, or using the same password for multiple accounts.

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Install Software & Operating System Updates

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Install Software & Operating System Updates

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“Ensure operating systems and applications are always fully patched with the latest security fixes,” said Morey Haber, VP of technology at BeyondTrust. These updates will help protect you from cyberattacks.

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It’s important for you and your employees to be wary of anything coming into your inbox. “Never click a link or open an attachment that you did not expect to receive,” Sharma said.

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Updating your web applications can help prevent an attack, but it’s important to regularly back-up important files just in case.

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“There are many types out there, and they don’t have to break the bank, but having a level of defense can go a long way.” If you already have good antivirus software, make sure the auto-update and firewall options are turned on.