Data Net Blog

If you are one of those business owners that has gone out of their way to pay cybersecurity insurance premiums, you probably think that they will shield you from situations that could put your business at risk. What if, however, you are just paying for the paperwork?

Picture this scenario: You suffer a ransomware attack, your business has to shut down in order to take this massive problem head-on, and rightfully, you file a claim expecting to activate the policy which you routinely pay for. Weeks later, you receive a denial letter over a technical requirement buried deep in the fine print.

One of the biggest questions we get from clients and prospects is "What can we do to protect ourselves from cyber attacks?” It is a sensible concern. A cyber attack that freezes operations or seizes data can ultimately shut a company down for good. There are some basic, simple things you can do to protect your company and there are more sophisticated tools available. In this blog, we look over a spectrum of 4 things you can do to improve your data security, from the simple to the high tech.