Define your legal obligations and build a program tailored to your business needs, resources, and risks.

Today’s small business must comply with laws and regulations, industry standards, ethical obligations, and contractual requirements.

If you provide financial, legal, medical, and other goods and services, you need a risk-based cybersecurity program to protect sensitive data and account for all of these obligations. Accounting, tax, billing, insurance, consulting, and other service providers for these firms, practices, and providers must meet the same cybersecurity standards.

A risk assessment helps identify potential threats, evaluate vulnerabilities, and establish prioritised security measures to mitigate risks. By proactively addressing cybersecurity concerns, SMBs can enhance their resilience, safeguard sensitive information, and maintain business continuity, ultimately fostering long-term growth and stability.

• Identify Vulnerabilities: Pinpoint weaknesses in systems, networks, and processes that could be exploited by cybercriminals.
• Compliance: Ensure adherence to legal and regulatory requirements for data protection and privacy.
• Cost-Effective: Help avoid expensive consequences of cyberattacks, such as financial loss, legal fees, and recovery costs.
• Proactive Defense: Provide a structured approach to strengthening security measures before a breach occurs.

• Prioritize Risks: Understand the likelihood and impact of various threats to allocate resources efficiently.
• Protect Reputation: Safeguard customer trust and brand image by preventing data breaches and cyber incidents.
• Business Continuity: Ensure that critical operations can continue in the face of a cyberattack or other disruptive events.