The average loss per BEC incident is $129,000—a staggering figure that can instantly bankrupt most SMBs. The question isn't whether you can afford security; it's whether you can afford the loss.
This is where a dedicated Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) delivers essential ROI and peace of mind. We don't just sell tools; we deliver security expertise as a service.
Secure Your Year-End Profits With Our Proactive Defense Strategy:
- Stop the Human Firewall Failure:Organizations that run regular, targeted phishing simulations reduce risk by 60%. We run these simulations, coupled with mandatory holiday awareness briefings, to turn your employees from liabilities into your strongest defense.
- Enforce Iron-Clad Financial Controls:We implement and manage your "Two-Person Rule" for all transactions above a set threshold and enforce the "Phone Call Rule" for any vendor banking changes. This process removes the risk of a single employee costing you millions.
- Deploy Essential Zero-Trust Tools:Multifactor Authentication (MFA) blocks 99% of unauthorized logins, yet many firms still rely on passwords alone. We ensure MFA is enabled and managed across all email, banking, and cloud accounts to prevent the initial compromise.
The Bottom Line: Convert Security Spend into Risk Mitigation
Your competition is distracted and vulnerable. By partnering with us, you gain a dedicated Security Operations Center (SOC) team that actively manages and monitors your holiday risk 24/7. Our comprehensive defense costs a fraction of the average BEC loss, delivering clear, measurable ROI.
Take Action: Lock Down Your Accounts Before The Ball Drops
Don't let your year-end profits become a cybercriminal's haul. The window for proactive defense is closing fast.
Book your free, 15-minute Security Risk Huddle today at (303) 423-4500. We will analyze your immediate vulnerabilities and show you the exact steps and controls required to protect your business's critical assets this holiday season.
Click Here to Schedule Your FREE Holiday Security Huddle!
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