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Cybercrime Can Happen to Anyone

Small to medium sized businesses are victimized by hackers every day

One of the biggest misconceptions about Cybercrime is that it only happens to the largest companies. And while hacks and data breaches that affect major corporations do tend to get the most publicity, that doesn't mean that small and medium-sized businesses aren't also at risk.

E-Commerce is a burgeoning industry—it is expected to be worth 6.7 trillion US dollars per year by 2020. And that makes the industry as a whole a huge target for hackers and cybercriminals. And those hackers and cyber criminals aren't just focusing on the big boys, the huge companies at the top. They're targeting everyone.

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60% of the small businesses that fall victim to a cyber-attack go out of business within six months...

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Now think about this, only 3% of the internet is encrypted!

The bottom line is you need to make sure you're keeping your website safe. After all, your website provides hackers and cyber criminals:

A way into your
company network
Direct access to
your company data
Information about your
customers and partners

You cannot afford to leave your website vulnerable

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Here are some additional facts and figures to help underscore the need for web security, regardless of your company's size:

How much cybercrime cost the
global economy in 2015
One of the highest cyber-breach
claims recorded in 2015
The cost of an average
data breach in 2015

Identities were exposed in
data breaches in 2015
The amount cyber-insurance
premiums surged in 2015
Average number of identities stolen
per data breach in 2015

In Summary

As we've already stated, you simply cannot justify being unprepared for Cybercrime. It can happen to any company—large or small. And its effects can be devastating. SSL/TLS is just a component of a larger comprehensive security solution, but a vital one nonetheless.

You need encryption, there's just no way around it.

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