If you run a small or mid-size business, you've probably heard the big, scary cybersecurity headlines — ransomware gangs, nation-state hackers, million-dollar breaches. It's easy to assume that stuff only happens to giant corporations. It doesn't. In fact, smaller businesses are often more attractive targets, precisely because they tend to have fewer defenses in place, and attackers know it. The good news: you don't need a massive budget or a full security team to close most

Right Here in Connecticut Connecticut logged 342 reported ransomware incidents last year, a 47 percent jump from the year before. The average small business hit by one is looking at $150,000 to $500,000 in investigation and recovery costs, and roughly three and a half weeks of downtime — even if nobody pays the ransom. And here's the part that should sting a little if you run a small shop in this state: an estimated 93 percent of Connecticut's small businesses don't have dedi

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