<p>More than likely, yes.&nbsp; Before we get to the reasons why, let’s just review some recent data on cybersecurity attacks.&nbsp;&nbsp; According to SentinelOne, the leading software provider in threat detection, most small to medium sized businesses (SMB’s) are extremely vulnerable to impending cybersecurity attacks.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 32% of SMBs have suffered a cybersecurity attack in the past&hellip;</p>

<p>A recent 2021 Netskope Cloud and Threat Report raised some eye-opening pieces of research. In 2021, 53% of all web traffic has been cloud-related, which increased the dangers of cyberattacks. It also revealed a 13% malware spike from cloud apps.&nbsp; Ray Canzanese, Netskope Threat Research Director, provided an interesting perspective on this subject. He stated,&hellip;</p>

<p>In December of 2020, headlines revealed that a&nbsp;major software company, SolarWinds (SW), was hacked in 2019. SW provides a variety of system management tools for network and infrastructure monitoring.&nbsp;&nbsp; The reason this made headlines for multiple reasons. First, SW waited months to reveal they were breached. The hackers got into SolarWinds’ network via malicious code&hellip;</p>

<p>A&nbsp;recent 2021 phishing study reported that the cost of phishing more than tripled since 2015. The average annual cost of phishing increased from $3.8 million in 2015 to $14.8 million in 2021.&nbsp;&nbsp; Source: Ponemon Institute’s The 2021 Cost of Phishing Study&nbsp; In addition to these rising organizational costs, it also stated that nearly 65,343 wasted&hellip;</p>

<p>In the spring of 2020, employers across the nation started implementing work-from-home options.&nbsp;&nbsp; By July 2020, a Gartner survey revealed that more than 80% of business leaders planned to continue a remote work option. With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing businesses to keep employees on a remote basis,&nbsp;new cybersecurity challenges loomed large.&nbsp;&nbsp; Companies had to increase&hellip;</p>

<p>Cryptocurrency&nbsp;isn’t&nbsp;going away anytime soon.&nbsp;&nbsp; With more providers of goods and services accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies now than ever before, businesses just like yours, need to be thinking about what you need&nbsp;in order to&nbsp;accept it as a payment type.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not only are large companies jumping on, but&nbsp;entire&nbsp;countries such as&nbsp;El Salvador are adopting cryptocurrencies&nbsp;to allow citizens&hellip;</p>