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Why Cyber Resiliency Is Now a Board-Level Priority for Mid-Size Businesses
Cybersecurity used to be considered a technical duty that should be taken care of by the IT department. As long as firewalls were in place and systems were updated, leadership felt confident that the organization was protected. For too many mid-sized companies, cyber...
Cyber Resiliency for Mid-Size Companies: Preparing for the Worst Before It Happens
Cyber risk is no longer an IT issue that an organization or its IT department must worry about for mid-size companies in the United States. It is a board-level issue that is directly linked to revenue continuity, customer trust, regulatory compliance, and long-term...
Maintaining Cybersecurity with a Smaller IT Team: Tips for Mid‑Sized Companies
Mid-sized firms tend to be crippled by small IT departments despite the increasing number and complexity of cyberthreats. A small IT team has to juggle between supporting the operations on a daily basis and posture improvements to increase security, without burnout...
The Role of Company Culture in Cybersecurity During Staff Reductions
When organizations have to downsize their staff, it is common to be clouded by financial implications and the human aspect of an employee being dropped. Nevertheless, the issue of cybersecurity has often been neglected. Organizations are at higher risk because they...
Insider Threats During Employee Layoffs: Cybersecurity Risks for Mid-Sized Companies
Insider Threats During Employee Layoffs: Cybersecurity Risks for Mid-Sized Companies It is never easy to lay off employees. The layoffs can have a devastating cybersecurity impact on the business, which extends beyond the emotional toll on employees and the...
How Cybersecurity Secures Critical Data When Reducing IT Staff in Mid-Sized Businesses
One of the most difficult decisions that any business can make is to reduce the IT staff. Although it is usually motivated by financial reasons, reorganization requirements, or a change of strategy, the effect it has on data security can be very detrimental,...
What Is Incident Response? A Strategic and Operational Guide for Modern Organizations
Cybersecurity has shifted from perimeter defense to resilience management. Organizations no longer operate under the illusion that attacks can be completely prevented. Instead, the focus has moved toward detection, containment, and controlled recovery. This is where...
Incident Response in Cybersecurity: 13 critical Q&A For Every Organization
Cyber incidents are no longer a question of if, but of when. Ransomware, business email compromise, data exfiltration, insider threats, and third-party breaches continue to rise in frequency and sophistication. According to IBM’s 2023 Cost of a Data Breach Report ,...
Incident Response Planning with a vCISO
How can a virtual CISO help you with incident response planning? If you need senior security leadership without hiring a full-time executive, our Virtual CISO page explains how a vCISO helps set priorities, guide strategy, and keep accountability moving—month after...
What Does a vCISO do?
Hiring a cyber security leader is, in some cases, a financial burden most organizations can’t bear. Research shows that a full-time Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) can cost upto $300,000 per year on average. However, with the surge in cyber threats, as...