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It's National Cell Phone Courtesy Month. Are you being courteous to your peers?

Phone courtesy has always been a thing, but when they became smart, it seems we may have lost our manners. (And maybe a little common sense, too?) This month, let’s all strive to bring polite phone usage back in style and consider others before we reach for our phone. 😉

Now back to business…

Did you know that an estimated 3.4 billion phishing emails are sent every day? They are a constant threat to your business, as scammers try to trick employees into revealing sensitive information or clicking malicious links. 

Unfortunately, your vulnerability extends beyond your own organization: Vendors that have access to your data and systems can be prime targets for these scams, too, which could open a backdoor for attackers to infiltrate your organization.

What can be done to prevent these attacks? There are definitely steps that can be taken to combat phishing threats. Continue reading to learn how, with clear collaboration and communication with your vendors, you can set up strong anti-phishing procedures for your business.

Building a Security Shield With Your Vendors

Third-party vendors are just as susceptible to phishing attacks as any other small to medium-sized business. Vendors hold on to a ton of sensitive information like financial records, intellectual property and customer details. But don’t fret.

With robust cybersecurity measures and training, you can close any security gaps that leave you vulnerable. Discover three ways you and your vendors can put a stop to attacks with these anti-phishing procedures.

Don’t Let a Data Breach Ruin Your Business

Unfortunately, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are easy targets for cyber attacks as they often lack the resources that large corporations have to fully secure their operations. In fact, 43 percent of data breaches target SMBs. 

Cyber insurance is a vital risk management tool because it offers financial protection against the costs associated with data breaches, business interruptions and regulatory fines stemming from cyberattacks. Learn how to navigate the complexities of cyber insurance and how a managed service provider can help you bridge the gap.

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