By J. Clemonts Junior, Owner, Technificent Solutions LLC
If you've read any of my previous articles for the Chamber blog (or seen me on Twitter, or in person at a presentation in Arlington, DC, or Hyattsville), there’s no doubt that you’ve heard me urge you to take your company's cybersecurity more seriously. But let's be honest, most of this technology stuff is hard to understand, which makes it hard for you to want to do anything about it kind of like doing your taxes. "I'm no one important. Nobody wants to hack my company," you mistakenly believe. I recently had a conversation with another Arlington business owner who said something along those lines. She then added, "So what if I get hacked?"
If you've read any of my previous articles for the Chamber blog (or seen me on Twitter, or in person at a presentation in Arlington, DC, or Hyattsville), there’s no doubt that you’ve heard me urge you to take your company's cybersecurity more seriously. But let's be honest, most of this technology stuff is hard to understand, which makes it hard for you to want to do anything about it kind of like doing your taxes. "I'm no one important. Nobody wants to hack my company," you mistakenly believe. I recently had a conversation with another Arlington business owner who said something along those lines. She then added, "So what if I get hacked?"
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