Here at Sensible Business Solutions, we work hard with clients to develop robust security plans which protect the most sensitive of data and resources. Statistics show that small businesses are at more risk of being hacked than ever before. Data from the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) advises that at least 20% of small businesses in Australia have been affected by cybercrime. And that’s just in the space of a year! This number is not showing any signs of decreasing. If anything, it is increasing at a blistering pace. Thanks to businesses relying on new technology for storage, new opportunities are opening up for scammers, with mobile data, cloud computing and more being targeted regularly.
You may feel that you already have a tight enough security plan for your business, but how can you be so sure? It is always a good idea to arrange for an audit of your cybersecurity. This should especially be the case if it has been some time since you have upgraded your services. Stopping cybercrime isn’t easy, but there are plenty of ways to prevent loss. We’ve been helping businesses across Australia tackle cybercrime head-on for many years, and we know that it’s a case of knowing what’s out there and staying upgraded and secure. We supply bespoke, hands-on support. We’ve also published an executive report on cybercrime and how it is affecting firms nationwide. It’s called ‘What Every Small Business Owner Must Know About Protecting And Preserving Their Company’s Critical Data and Computer Systems’. It’s also available for you to download for free, or in the form of a free webinar that we recorded on cybersecurity training.
Fighting back against cybercriminals starts with you. Start taking action! You may not know precisely when or how these crime rings may attack, but you should always prepare yourself appropriately. Sensible Business Solutions will run a complete audit of your security standards, and then we’ll make recommendations and install protection based on your precise needs. Call us today at 1300-SENSIBLE, or 1300-736-742. Let’s build you an IT core that’s always ready to jump into action.
Are You A Sitting Duck?
Right now, extremely dangerous and well-funded cyber crime rings in China, Russia and the Ukraine are using sophisticated software systems to hack into thousands of small businesses like yours to steal credit cards, client information, and swindle money directly out of your bank account.
Some are even being funded by their own government to attack Australian businesses! In fact, Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC) reports that one in five small businesses have been victims of cybercrime in the last year – and that number is growing rapidly as more businesses utilise cloud computing, mobile devices and store more information online.
Quite simply, most small businesses are low-hanging fruit to hackers due to their lack of adequate security systems. Sensible Business Solutions is an IT support company that works day and night to protect our clients from these attacks – and we see, on a regular basis, hardworking Australian entrepreneurs like you being financially devastated by these lawless scumbags.
We are determined to WARN as many businesses as possible of the VERY REAL threats facing organisations so they have a chance to protect themselves and everything they’ve worked so hard to achieve
Because we want to do our part in stopping cyber crime, we’ve put together a brand-new free executive report titled What Every Small Business Owner Must Know About Protecting And Preserving Their Company’s Critical Data And Computer System. This report is brief, concise and contains simple steps you can easily implement – many at no cost – to protect your organisation. You can instantly download this report for free or you can call our office at 1300-SENSIBLE (736-742). Our exclusive Cyber Security Training Webinar Recording is also available for viewing at your leisure.
Don’t think you’re in danger because you’re “small” and not a big target like a Target or a Sony? Think again. 84,000 NEW malware threats are being released every single day and HALF of the cyber attacks occurring are aimed at small businesses; you just don’t hear about it because it’s kept quiet for fear of attracting bad PR,
