The threat is real

Regardless of the business that you are in, these days you are doing business in the cyber environment.   In 2018,  67% of small and medium sized businesses experienced a cyber-attack. If you have not experienced an attack since 2018, you have been beating the odds. It’s risky to run a business hoping to beat the odds year over year, especially when 6 out of 10 SMBs also report the attacks they’re seeing are becoming more targeted, damaging, and sophisticated. ​

67% of 
small biz
​attacked.

Ransomware targets small business.

If your company handles any kind of personal information and your employees use email or use the internet, cyber insurance is table stakes for your organization.   If you lived in a flood zone, you would get flood insurance.  Since your business is in a “cyber zone,” you need cyber insurance.

how much does a cyber breach can cost your busines?

Use this calculator to give you an idea of the basic expenses of a breach. Get a good idea by clicking on this Cyber Calculator.

Q:

​Without cyber insurance, how would your company handle a ransomware attack or a breach of protected personal information?

A:

In the event of a breach, cyber insurance is a critical  part of cyber risk management.  Additionally, a pro active part is to have a cyber expert review your systems and processes.  That is why we are teaming with CyberEye - Always Watching. Tom Jewkes together with  Dan Gavin are the cyber guys from CyberEye.  They provide  solutions and services that help protect your digital assets and your organization.

To find out how Stickler Webb can help, contact:
Dan Gavin
Email: dgavin@sticklerwebb.com
Phone: 520.224.8981