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Why Hackers Love Targeting Small Businesses—And How to Stop Them
Think Cybercriminals Only Go After Big Companies? Think Again. When you hear about cyberattacks, you probably imagine major corporations making headlines for massive data breaches. CEOs scrambling, stock prices dropping, and millions lost. But here’s what most small business owners don’t realize: hackers love targeting small businesses—often even more than big ones. Why? Because small businesses are easier to hack. Why Cybercriminals Target Small Businesses Imagine two houses.
Think Cybercriminals Only Go After Big Companies? Think Again.
When you hear about cyberattacks, you probably imagine major corporations making headlines for massive data breaches. CEOs scrambling, stock prices dropping, and millions lost.
But here’s what most small business owners don’t realize: hackers love targeting small businesses—often even more than big ones.
Why? Because small businesses are easier to hack.
Why Cybercriminals Target Small Businesses
Imagine two houses.
