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Recent Cybersecurity Statistics (ACSC)

Number of cybercrime reports in Australia (2021-22)

Average cost per cybercrime affecting Australian small business

Number of vulnerable Australian small business routers

Increase in the number of publicly reported software vulnerabilities

Small Business Cybersecurity

Many small businesses are attractive targets for cybercriminals because they hold a lot of valuable customer data – think names and addresses, phone numbers, banking details and driver licence numbers. Unfortunately, however, many are also easy targets – due to a combination of lower cybersecurity awareness, less-sophisticated defences and a lack of in-house technical expertise.

Six Reasons Why

Investing in Cybersecurity Awareness Training
is Good Business

1. Prevent Data Breaches

Small businesses often believe they’re not targets for cyberattacks, but recent data shows otherwise. Awareness training teaches employees to recognise potential cyberthreats.

2. Protect Reputation

A single security incident can severely damage the reputation of your small business. Training helps to prevent incidents that could lead to loss of customer trust and business credibility.

3. Save Money

The cost of recovering from a cyberattack can be crippling. Investing in awareness training is cost-effective compared to the potential costs of a data breach.

4. Maintain Confidence

Customers need to trust that their data is safe. A well-trained workforce shows customers that your business is proactive about data protection.

5. Empower Employees

Your staff is the frontline of your cybersecurity defence. Training empowers them to make smart decisions and take appropriate action to prevent cyberthreats.

6. Business Continuity

Effective training can help ensure that your employees respond to cyberincidents in a way that minimises downtime and maintains your business operations.