Cybersecurity tips and best practices to protect your business.
Smishing is growing due to artificial intelligence (AI) tools that create realistic text scams. Learn how to recognize smishing messages, protect your small business from attacks, and how cyber liability insurance can help your company after an attack.
Only 7.6% of Canadian business owners regard a cybersecurity incident as their most significant liability risk, despite more than 53% of businesses having experienced a cyber-attack in 2025. Here are 7 real-life cyber claims our clients’ cyber insurance policies covered to keep them in business.
Data shows that 62% of Canadian small businesses don’t consider cybersecurity a financial priority, and only 18% have cyber insurance. Here’s why those small businesses need to get serious about cybersecurity.
A memorable business name can create brand awareness, drive customer loyalty and sales, and eventually help you attract the talent you need when it’s time to hire employees. Here are the steps you need to take to register and protect your company’s name.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating faster-paced, more effective, larger-scale cyber-attacks. Explore ways businesses can defend themselves and learn how cyber insurance helps recovery if your business is attacked.
Cyber-related threats and attacks on businesses are constantly evolving. Cyber insurance is a crucial component of any business insurance policy, but so is being aware of the threats that could imperil your business. Here are 10 cyber risks to watch out for this year.
Phishing attacks are among the most pervasive cyber-attacks against small businesses and independent professionals. Learn more about it and how to prevent your company from falling prey to it.
The opportunity Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the holiday season present also poses considerable liability risks for any small business or independent seller angling to get in on the action. Here’s what to watch for and how to protect your company and finances.
Mobile device security threats are rising. Most Canadian small businesses use mobile devices for their operations. Securing the devices your employees and company use is vital to a well-rounded cybersecurity plan. See our suggestions for upping your mobile security.
An estimated 69% of Canadian small businesses don't consider cybersecurity a financial priority, and only 20% intend to purchase a cyber insurance policy. If you suspect your business has experienced a cyber-attack or data breach, taking immediate action is critical to minimize the damage.