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Network Thursday: Keep Networks Hidden to Enhance Small Business Cybersecurity
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/9/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Some hackers try to connect to your Wi-Fi without permission. The FBI warns this can lead to spying or ransomware attacks. You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arnessing & E mpowered by R eal-life O pportunity — and guarding your inbox is your first line of defense. Try these simple tips: Turn
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Oct 301 min read


Password Wednesday: Small Business Cybersecurity Means You Don’t Share
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/9/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. According to LastPass’s 2024 Password Safety Report, 50% of small businesses admit to sharing passwords between employees, increasing vulnerability to ransomware and data breaches. You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arnessing & E mpowered by R eal-life O pportunity — and guarding your inbox
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Oct 301 min read


Email Tuesday: Small Business Cybersecurity Risk - You Can’t Afford BEC
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/9/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks accounted for $2.7 billion in losses last year, reports the FBI. In these scams, hackers impersonate executives or vendors to trick staff into wiring money or revealing sensitive info. You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arnessing & E mpowered by R eal-
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Oct 281 min read


Ransomware Monday: Patch Up or Pay Up - Software Updates Improve Small Business Cybersecurity
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/10/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Unpatched software vulnerabilities are exploited in 60% of ransomware attacks, says the 2025 Varonis Cybersecurity Report. Keeping software updated closes easy hacker entry points! You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arnessing & E mpowered by R eal-life O pportunity — and ensuring YOU stay i
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Oct 271 min read


Backup Friday: Test Your Backups Regularly for Better Small Business Cybersecurity
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/10/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Having backups isn’t enough — you must ensure they actually work. IDC reports that 25% of backup restores fail when tested due to corruption or incomplete files. So to put the math another way, if you took the effort to perform backups but you're only 75% sure they're going to save your busin
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Oct 241 min read


Network Thursday: Small Business Cybersecurity - Use Guest Networks
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/10/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Sharing your business Wi-Fi with guests or customers can expose you to cyber risks. According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, having a separate guest Wi-Fi reduces the chance of a cyberattack. You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arnessing & E mpowered by R eal-life O pportunity — an
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Oct 231 min read


Password Wednesday: Multi-Factor Authentication Boosts Small Business Cybersecurity
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/10/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Microsoft’s security report shows that enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) blocks 99.9% of account compromise attacks. Despite this, a surprising number of small businesses don’t enable MFA on their critical accounts such as (drumroll) EMAIL. You are a SHERO — S mall-business H arness
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Oct 221 min read


Email Tuesday: Why Email Is the Biggest Threat to Small Business Cybersecurity
Spooky Cybersecurity Awareness October! 10/9/2025 (c)Larisa Breton All Rights Reserved - No portion of this content may be copied or reproduced without express permission & attribution. Email remains the primary entry point for cyberattacks. According to Verizon’s 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report, 95% of cyber breaches start with phishing emails. The smallest businesses are especially vulnerable because of less mature email security controls. The problem isn't that you
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Oct 211 min read
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