Port Haven Cyber

It’s a sunny morning in the office, and you’re not thinking about cybersecurity. In fact, why would you? There are deals to close, emails to respond to, and projects to complete. The vibe of the office feels normal, but outside this calm, there’s a digital world looming, its shadows shaped by clouds of threats, risks, and—if you look close enough—opportunities. You’ve heard about cybersecurity, of course. The term is thrown around with the same limited understanding as “cloud” or “AI.” Until it lands on your doorstep. Maybe there was an email that looked a little off, or that strange message a client called about regarding an account issue, that no one in your office seemingly sent him. You’re not sure what to make of it all, but a knot of worry begins to tighten in the background.

Picture this: a hacker infiltrates your small company's network, and before you know it, they hold your data hostage or exploit it for malicious purposes.  The ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats may seem like an insurmountable challenge, but fear not – there are ways to improve your defenses and navigate the intricate world of cybersecurity. In an era where hackers and ransomware run rampant in the digital environment, the vulnerability of small businesses is more pressing than just a few years ago.  As a small business owner, the topic of cyber threats might seem overwhelming , often compounded by the cryptic language of the cybersecurity industry. I sometimes feel the cybersecurity community has done a poor job marketing and, in part, confusing the consumer with acronyms and scary technical terms.  Acronyms like EDR, SOC, and NextGen AV mean little to most people. They leave folks with more questions than answers.  I believe the simpler cybersecurity can be ...