It always starts the same way. An employee clicks a link in what looks like a legit email from Microsoft. Five minutes later, systems freeze. Files get encrypted. A pop-up

There’s a quiet but significant shift happening in how small businesses approach cybersecurity. Not long ago, many of them believed they were too small to be noticed by hackers—too insignificant

There was a time when buying cyber insurance felt like the ultimate safety net. You filled out the forms, checked the compliance boxes, and walked away with the comforting thought:

The attack was swift, silent, and devastating. A small business, believing its cloud applications and antivirus were enough to keep hackers at bay, suddenly found itself locked out of its

It was a nightmare unfolding in real-time. A business owner, confident in their cyber insurance policy, watched helplessly as ransomware locked down their systems. Panic set in, but there was

With cyber threats becoming more advanced, businesses are looking for ways to protect themselves from financial and operational damage. Many companies rely on cyber insurance, believing it will fully cover

It was just another Monday morning when David, the CTO of a growing e-commerce company, logged into his system—only to find a terrifying message flashing across his screen: “Your files

It started with an email—then another, and another. Each one carried the same frustrating message: “We regret to inform you that your cyber insurance application has been denied.” A small

It started as a regular morning—coffee in one hand, scrolling through emails with the other, everything running as usual. Then, a sudden system freeze. The screen turned black before a

The orders were lined up, payments were being processed, and everything was moving smoothly. Then, the screen flickered. The first email arrived: “Your files have been encrypted.” At first, it