Sean Harris

How Prepared Are You For Cyber Crime? Cyber crime affects all businesses, whether large or small, no matter where they’re located or who is involved. As technology advances and we continue to live in a digital world, it is crucial to understand that Cybersecurity should be the number one concern for all business owners. Business owners that are not protecting their employees or safeguarding their assets and confidential data are at great risk. If you have been turning your head the other way when it comes to cybersecurity, it is crucial to understand that NO BUSINESS is too small or too large to avoid this, and you need to start preparing for the worst-case scenario. At the very least, your business should hire a cybersecurity expert, implement a strong cybersecurity plan and take necessary steps to protect your business from cybercrime. If you are a business owner, the time is NOW to start caring about your business and take Cybersecurity seriously. Managing Your Business Risk in the Cybersecurity Minefield is co-written by a group of 21 high-level IT & Cybersecurity experts who have come together to teach business owners what you need to know about protecting your business from cybersecurity threats. Brought together by Chris Wiser of 7 Figure MSP, the co-authors and their topics include: Why and How to Outsource Your Cybersecurity by Amir SachsAvoiding Cyber Security Risk by Brian ArtigasWhy Employees are the First Line of Defense by Matthew Bora KaingMitigating Today’s Cyber Risks for Your Business by Brian GalliCybersecurity 101 by Felipe IsazaReal Life Hacks by Greg MullenUnderstanding the Impact of the Dark Web by Raj SidhuAre Small Businesses More at Risk of Cyber Attack? By Rob DownsWhy Your Business is Vulnerable to Hackers by Randy BryanHow Less Trust Can Mean More Security by Nick StevensCybersecurity in 2021 by Robert MedinaWhat is the Dollar Value of a Cyber Attack? By Brett HarrisonTelltale Signs You Have Been Hacked by Scott E. PalmquistIs Your Email Being Hacked? by Bob MichieCloud Security: Start with Multi-Factor Authentication by Peter R ZendzianWhy Your Cybersecurity Insurance Claim Could Be Denied for Gross Negligence by Dan TaylerThe Importance of Testing Security by Chris Burns, CISSPHow To Not Lose Everything by Stew LambertWhat is Your Plan for When You Get Hacked? By Justin ColantonioIs Your Exchange Server the Weakest Link in Your Network? By Jerry Swartz14 Ways to Protect Your Business Data by Wade DeVore No business is too small to avoid getting hacked; it is simply a matter of time. Learn from these experts what to do NOW so you can protect your business.

Since publication of his first book, Hacked Again, Scott Schober has dedicated himself to educating anyone who would listen by telling his own story of being hacked in the hope that others can learn from his own mistakes. Now joined by his brother Craig, the two have set their sights on the biggest target of all, small businesses. There are 30 million small businesses currently operating in the United States. Some of them are single owner/operated while others collectively employ hundreds of millions. This book is for all of them and anyone who makes it their business to stay safe from phishing attacks, malware spying, ransomware, identity theft, major breaches and hackers who would compromise their security. We are all in this together which is why cybersecurity is everybody's business. Scott and Craig Schober examine a multitude of cybersecurity issues affecting all of us including: Cyber InsuranceInternet of ThingsState Sponsored Hacking and SpyingCard Skimmers & Identity TheftSocial EngineeringRansomwarePhishing AttacksVital Password CreationRobocallsCryptocurrencyVirtual Private NetworksScott and Craig Schober delve into the details of the latest cyber breaches that made headlines and continue to affect your small business and all consumers such as: Ashley Madison HackYahoo HackMarriott Hotel HackAnthem HackEquifax HackUber HackThroughout Cybersecurity Is Everybody's Business, Scott and Craig not only contextualize the impact of these cyberattacks on your small business and daily lives, but also provide expert insight and a plan of attack for fending off future security breaches. Through tips and advice gained since his last book, Scott offers hope in the ever-changing world of cybersecurity.