In the dynamic world of IT cybersecurity, businesses are in a constant race to outpace the burgeoning number of cyber threats. Among the most covert cyber intrusions are those that penetrate your systems without detection, lying in wait and undermining the integrity of your operations. When such threats emerge, they can wreak havoc on your critical systems and interrupt essential business processes, including supply chains. The imperative to protect your information technology has evolved to encompass not only the reinforcement of security systems but also the proactive identification of early warning signs, the prevention of unauthorized access to critical infrastructure, and the deployment of a comprehensive disaster recovery plan to facilitate swift recovery in the wake of a cyber attack. Be Proactive About Stopping Cyberattacks

Keeping information safe and secure is challenging developments for businesses of all sizes over the last few years. Expeditious shifts from in-person to online to hybrid workplaces forced companies to change, or at least reexamine, their cybersecurity practices and protocols, and far too often they weren’t prepared. In fact, according to CyberEdge’s Cyberthreat Defense Report, 85% of businesses suffered from a successful cyberattack in 2021. Now, businesses who have suffered cyberattacks along with companies who’ve been fortunate enough to avoid being a victim of breaches and hack are looking at ways they can bolster their defenses and safeguard their data. But which plans, practices, and services should these businesses invest in? Below are 4 steps businesses of all shapes and sizes can take to better protect