Question 1

I’m a small business. Why would hackers target me?

Accepted Answer

Because small businesses are easier targets than large ones — and attackers know it. Most attacks aren’t personal; they’re automated systems scanning for easy openings. Weak passwords and no backups make you an easy target. The good news: basic protections eliminate the majority of the risk.

Question 2

How do I know if I’ve been hacked?

Accepted Answer

Common signs: passwords that suddenly stop working, emails sent from your account you didn’t write, unexpected charges, contacts getting weird messages ‘from you,’ or your computer running unusually slow. If any of that sounds familiar, call us.

Question 3

Do I need to do all of this at once?

Accepted Answer

No. The two most important things to start: a password manager and two-factor authentication on your email and banking. Those two steps eliminate the majority of common attacks. We layer in the rest over time.

Question 4

What if an employee clicks a phishing link?

Accepted Answer

It happens — phishing emails are getting harder to spot every year. First step: don’t enter any info, close the page, change passwords on any accounts that were open, and tell us. We can also run basic security awareness training for your team.

Question 5

Do you offer ongoing monitoring?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can set up monitoring that alerts us if something looks wrong — unusual login locations, accounts accessed at odd hours, that sort of thing. It’s an affordable add-on to our managed services.

Question 6

Is antivirus software still worth it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it’s not a silver bullet. Modern antivirus (including the built-in Windows Defender) is solid for everyday threats. Where businesses usually get into trouble isn’t a traditional virus — it’s phishing emails and weak passwords. We look at the full picture.

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