The “double whammy” of being a small business and working in the healthcare industry could put your Allied Health clients at greater risk than most. Patient information and payment details are especially valuable and make healthcare providers popular cybercrime targets.

Your Manufacturing clients may store valuable intellectual property (along with sensitive business, customer, and partner data) on their servers. If a cybercriminal thinks they will pay a hefty sum to get their systems up and running or restore their supply chain, then your client could become a target.

Your Professional SME clients don’t have to offer their services online or use the latest cloud technology to become a target. An email address, social media account, or internet-connected device is all a hacker needs to bring a small business to its knees.

Stolen customer data, viruses, and fake payment scams can be devastating for Tradies and construction businesses. An internet-connected device (like a laptop, tablet or payment device) can put them and their operations at serious risk.

Open for business, open to cyberattacks? Retail shop owners don’t escape the attention of cybercriminals seeking to snare them in a scam or steal valuable customer data. Cyberattacks can seriously interrupt a small business’ operations, whether they’re selling online or in a brick-and-mortar shop.