CYBERSECURITY

According to the U.S. National Cyber Security Alliance, 60% of small businesses that suffer a cyberattack go out of business within half a year. Our resources can help you protect your business if a cybersecurity even were to occur.

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Data Breach Prevention and Response Resources

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The eRiskHub® is a valuable resource in preparing for a data breach by helping you understand your exposures, establish a response plan and minimize the effects of a breach on your organization. Some of the tools and resources include cyber risk assessments, data privacy sample policies and best practices. You also have access to a data breach cost calculator and the latest news and information about cyber risk.

Don’t Let Your Business Get Hacked — How to Protect Your Email

Don’t Let Your Business Get Hacked — How to Protect Your Email

Every business has a cybersecurity exposure, and business email compromise can happen at any time. Do you know which precautions to take to avoid a cyber incident? Are you prepared if a hacker gets in? Attorney Dave Shannon, NetDiligence CEO Mark Greisiger and NetDiligence Director of eRiskHub, Micah Howser will divulge invaluable insights and strategies drawn from real-life scenarios where unsuspecting business owners fell victim to hacker schemes. Our presenters will also provide an overview of eRiskHub, a cyber risk management tool designed to assist you against cyberattacks.

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USLI host a variety of value-added virtual events to help you identify business exposures, reduce your risk as a business owner and uncover valuable resources. TechTalk: Cybersecurity for Businesses focuses on ways to reduce your risk of cyberattacks.

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Small businesses are often targeted because it’s easier for a hacker to compromise their systems due to lower network computer security budgets, lack of employee training and awareness, or reliance upon third party systems and software. Don’t become a target! Learn how to protect yourself and your business from future cyberattacks.

These sessions are recommended for any business owner, whether they employ their own IT person, have an in-house IT team or outsource to a third party: