There’s a common assumption that cyberattacks are a big-company problem, that hackers go after banks, hospitals, and Fortune 500 names, not a 12-person marketing agency or a local e-commerce shop.
If you’re running a growing business, chances are you didn’t set out to become your own IT department. But somewhere between the third “the Wi-Fi is down again” message…
Think about your last work week. Now think about how much of it was actually spent on the parts of your business only you can do, the strategy, the decisions, the relationships, versus how much disappeared into inbox management, scheduling, data entry, and a dozen other small tasks that had to get done but didn’t need to be done by you.
