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Cybersecurity Isn’t Optional Anymore. Even for Small Teams

  • Writer: NexTier Technologies
    NexTier Technologies
  • Jul 3
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 8

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Cybersecurity used to feel like something only big companies had to worry about. These days, that’s just not true.


Small businesses and nonprofits are getting targeted more than ever. Why? Because hackers know they’re often easier to break into. They don’t always have the tools, the people, or the time to stay ahead of threats.


At NexTier, we work with a lot of small teams that don’t have in-house IT. That doesn’t mean they’re out of luck, it just means they need a simple, practical approach to staying secure.


Here’s where we start:


Multi-factor authentication (MFA). If you only do one thing, do this. It adds a second layer of protection to your logins, and it stops most attacks in their tracks.


Strong passwords and a password manager. No more sticky notes. A good password manager helps your team use long, unique passwords without having to remember them all.


Keep software up to date. That update you’ve been ignoring? It probably includes a security fix. We help make sure your devices and systems don’t fall behind.


Know the red flags. Most breaches start with someone clicking a bad link. We train your team to spot phishing emails and other common tricks.


Backups that actually work. It’s not just about having backups. It’s about making sure they can be restored if something goes wrong.


A plan for when things go sideways. What happens if someone clicks the wrong thing or a device gets lost? We help you build a clear response plan so you're not scrambling.


Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You don’t need a huge budget or a dedicated security team. You just need to take the right steps and stick with them.


If you’re not sure where to start or whether your business is really protected, let’s talk. NexTier Technologies can help you build a plan that fits your size, your budget, and your actual needs without the scare tactics.

 
 
 

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