In today’s fast-paced digital world, the threats to your business are more real than ever. Cyberattacks are no longer a distant threat confined to large corporations - SMBs are now squarely in the crosshairs. They are struggling to keep up with the pace of these growing threats, and it’s clear that the current solutions aren’t enough. 

We see your challenges, and we understand the frustration of dealing with complex, fragmented security tools. That’s why we’ve been working to find a solution that directly addresses these problems - a simple and effective way to protect your business.

Having a reliable website is a must for a modern business. As you grow your business, it can be tempting to add more and more digital services and add-ons to your site. When you add to your site like this, performance and usability can suffer. Improving website performance is a balancing act.

According to an analysis of 7 million domain names conducted by Scamadvisor, 3% of all websites have a Trust Score lower than 20, meaning that they are very likely a scam. Discover our solutions to protect yourself and your company against these attacks.

As the sophistication of cyberattacks increases, phishing attacks against email security remain popular, despite easily being able to identify phishing email scams. Most businesses, especially banks, can think that a spam filter in their inbox is all they need, but hackers view banks as one of the most desirable targets.

If your WordPress site is hacked, you might lose your clients, funds, and reputation overnight. In this article, you'll find useful tips on how to protect yourself against hackers with affordable and accessible tools.

Your connection is not private? Oops…Someone might be trying to steal your information! As we announced our new partnership with global certificate authority provider Sectigo, we thought now might be a good time to refresh your memory on SSL. Discover which SSL certificate options are available for your brand and improve your Google SEO rankings. Farewell HTTP, hello HTTPS!