Zero Trust vs. Zero Day: What Small Businesses Really Need to Know
Both “Zero Trust” and “Zero Day” sound intimidating and have the same “zero” buzz, but they’re not the same thing.
Transforming Your Business Smarts into Security Success
Both “Zero Trust” and “Zero Day” sound intimidating and have the same “zero” buzz, but they’re not the same thing.
In February 2024, Hamilton, Ontario suffered a devastating cyberattack. City officials assumed the costs would be covered by their cyber insurance. Instead, they were met with a painful truth: the insurer denied the claim because they hadn't used multifactor authentication everywhere.
In today’s digital landscape, women-owned small businesses are thriving, but with increased online activity comes greater exposure to cyber threats. Protecting your business’s sensitive information is essential—not just for compliance, but for building trust with clients and ensuring smooth operations.
Working from home offers flexibility and comfort, but it also introduces unique cybersecurity risks—especially for women-owned small businesses, where resources may be stretched and home environments are often shared with family or guests.
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