Cybersecurity Awareness Month makes it the perfect time to step back and assess how your business is protecting itself from today’s biggest digital threats.
Here’s the reality: Most cyberattacks don’t happen because of some elite hacker. They happen because of
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Cyber threats are no longer a distant risk – they’re hitting close to home. In 2024, two Wilmington-based companies experienced ransomware attacks that disrupted operations for days. One paid a ransom. The other lost critical data and, therefore, is still rebuilding trust.
In 2025, the stakes are even higher. If you’re a business owner or operations manager in Wilmington, this isn’t just an IT problem – it’s a business survival issue.
Power outages, cyberattacks, hardware failures and natural disasters rarely arrive with a warning, and when they hit, the impact on small businesses can be devastating. When an unexpected IT disaster hits, the impact on small businesses can be devastating.
Most of us carry our phones everywhere, trusting them with everything from passwords to private business conversations. But here’s the unsettling truth: phone tracking is far more common – and easier – than most people realize.
Whether it’s a jealous partner, a disgruntled employee or a cybercriminal targeting your business,