Cyber Incident Prevention Best Practices for Small Businesses

As a small business owner, you may think you are “too small” to be the target of cybercrime because you aren’t a large, multimillion-dollar company. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Although the media mainly focuses on attacks on big businesses, small businesses are low-hanging fruit for cybercriminals.

The Power of Having a Cybersecurity Response Plan

Most businesses simply respond to cybersecurity attacks when they happen, leaving them vulnerable and scrambling to come up with a defense plan at the last minute. With proactive cybersecurity, your business can prevent losing thousands of dollars by deploying advanced security solutions and having an incident plan in place to respond to attacks.

Why is Cyber Liability Insurance Important?

In a perfect world, business owners would never have to worry about falling victim to cybercriminals. Company data and critical systems would be immune to cyberattacks and breaches. Unfortunately, we don’t live in a perfect world and keeping your business safe demands awareness (by your people), vigilance (in creating and following processes) and advanced security tools (technology) to stay ahead of bad actors.

What Does it Mean to be Certified as an Ethical Hacker?

One of our core values is to grow. We are always striving to learn more and increase our capacity. One of the ways we do that at MIS is by advancing our education with personal certifications so that we can better serve our clients. 

Lliam Holmes, Founder, and CEO of MIS Solutions, holds several certifications, one of them being a Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH). Sounds intense.

3 Tips for Law Firms Working Remotely

Are you confident that your legal data is secured? Law firms rely on IT performance, security and flexibility to succeed and represent their clients well. With more people working from home, security is more important than ever, and it is crucial to ensure that you have the proper policies in place to protect your data.