Are you familiar with the 1993 movie “Ground Hog Day“? It’s about a weatherman covering the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, who becomes trapped in a time warp, where he is forced to relive February 2nd repeatedly until he learns from his mistakes.

The Internet has become indispensable in our day-to-day business and personal lives. Unfortunately, it’s also become a place where cybercriminals are commonly hiding in the shadows.

How does your team treat cybersecurity? Do they engage in best practices on their own, or are they reactive, acting only after you ask them? Your business’s cybersecurity culture is determined by how your team treats security decisions when they’re on their own.

Today, cyberattacks are a growing threat to businesses of all sizes. Staying on top of your network and data security is a time-consuming job, especially if you don’t have a dedicated security team. Security is a many-layered process, but many businesses leave their network security to someone on their IT team who may not have the necessary knowledge to secure and protect network assets from a devastating data breach.