As growing businesses look to upgrade hardware, some are throwing computers, routers and other IT assets into the trash leading to security and environmental concerns.

While many SMBs mistakenly presume they’re safe from cybercriminals, low IT funding makes them a target for threat actors and future cyberattacks.

A 2022 Ransomware report released by Datto shows that SMBs are aware of increasing cyber threats and are investing in network and cloud security.

The OpenText Security Solutions 2022 Global Small-Medium Business (SMB) Ransomware Survey identified cybersecurity concerns of small business leaders.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated e-commerce initiatives for small businesses, but it also catalyzed increased cyberattacks and cybersecurity challenges.

Retail organizations faced higher rates of ransomware attacks than most other sectors, ranking second globally, according to the Sophos report "The State of Ransomware in Retail 2022."

Small- to mid-sized business (SMB) security leaders can focus on security awareness training to maximize security efforts in their organizations.

There are many cybersecurity resources for manufacturers looking to better protect their facilities from cyber threats like hacking, ransomware and insider threats.

Small- to mid-sized business (SMB) security leaders need to protect their organizations from ransomware attacks. Here are five cost-effective solutions.

Small and medium-sized business (SMB) security leaders must focus on tactics like encryption, cybersecurity awareness training and more to protect their enterprise data from cyberattacks. Learn the five common cyber mistakes made by SMBs and how to mitigate their effects.