Every Business Needs Cybersecurity

Cyber Attacks Happen Every 39 Seconds

That's less time than it takes to order food with DoorDash! Cybercrimes are expected to cost the world $9.5 trillion in 2024. Criminals are ramping up cyber attacks, businesses need to equally respond ramping up their defenses.

Cyber Attacks Break the Bank

The average U.S. cyber attack in 2023 had a ransom of $1.54 million. In 2023, 72% of businesses worldwide were impacted by ransomware attacks. On average, without cybersecurity defenses, it takes 49 days to identify a ransomware attack - that's a long time to be vulnerable.

Cyber Attacks Find Your Vulnerabilities

98% of cyber attacks involve social engineering with the average organization facing over 700 attacks annually. In 2022, the average cost of a data breach was $3.28 million. 50% of retail cyber attack victims were extorted and 25% had their credential stolen. More than 20% of customers stop purchasing from companies that have been hacked by a cyber attack.

Common Cyber Attacks

Phishing

Phishing attacks are when fraudsters try to trick your business or employees into giving out information, such as credits cards or passwords, by pretending to be a trustworthy source in an email, text message or even by phone.

Ransomware

Ransomware is malicious software that locks users out of their own computers, files and network. Fraudster then demand payment in order for the person or business to gain access back.

Man-In-The-Middle (MITM)

This attack involves fraudsters secretly intercepting and silently recording or watching the communications between two parties or even an entire network, undetected. With this scheme, fraudsters can potentially alter or change contents of communications before they are delivered.

Backdoor

Backdoors are secret ways to bypass normal authentication or encryption in computers systems or networks. Fraudsters use these backdoors to go around standard system protections often thought to be safe. This can lead to other forms of attacks including the installation of ransomware.

DDOS Attack

DDOS attacks involve the spamming of websites or services with false traffic to make it malfunction. These attacks prevent legitimate customers from getting in. DDOS attacks are often the first step of attacks fraudsters make to test the limits and protections of a business or website.

SQL Injection

SQL Injection attacks trick the servers or hosts of websites that contain customer or personal data into giving away that sensitive information. The host or server thinks the SQL injection is a legitimate source from the business rather than a fraudster.