Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have a unique opportunity to build close relationships with their clientele, customers, and employees—but relationships need trust. Companies are expected to protect every stakeholder’s data, but strong cybersecurity takes a village. We asked IT heroes from SMBs how they think about cybersecurity and why a strong password manager has become such an integral part of their strategy.
The Panel
Not pictured:
Megan Rose, Technology Manager, KHM Travel
Gabe Kimbrough, Chief Information Security Officer, Mercy Medical Cedar Rapids
Eric Hyyppa, President, NETA
Here’s what they told us:
Q: Why is strong cybersecurity important for the success of your business?
Q: What did access look like at your organization before finding the right password manager?
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Q: How do you cultivate a culture of cybersecurity?
Q: What tips and tricks have you used to push cybersecurity forward at your business?
Q: For you, what sets Dashlane apart from other password manager solutions?
Don’t buy into the myth that your business is too small to get hacked. SMBs make up half of the total victims of cybersecurity attacks. Poor password habits, frustrating user experiences with security tools, and lack of training to identify phishing scams all lead to security breaches.
The key to pushing cybersecurity forward at any organization, large or small, remote or in-person, is cultivating a strong culture of security.
Investing in a tool like Dashlane and encouraging your employees to be part of the organization’s security initiatives can eliminate future pain.
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