Cyber security is the biggest issue for the business enterprises who is in the field of networking and cyber space. But, problematic situation is arising where there is a mismatch of investment in cyber security than the growing threats in cyber space. This indicates that most of the organizations are either not aware about the upcoming threats or financially reluctant on investment. Security budget is not easy to predict and more skillful persons are required to predict the upcoming threats. 

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Cyber securities are becoming a concern even for small enterprises today. Enterprises are investing a lot of money to resolve this issue. Here are three themes that can affect banks, small business and the economy-: 1. Tackling Evolving Cyber Security Risks - Small businesses are the most credulous target for the cyber attackers. They should keep data private, check the bank account regularly, develop enforceable security policies & protocols, and participate in action plans so that employees know what to do at the time of the rift. 2. Prioritizing Small Business Growth in a Post-Crisis Era -  Small business needs to raise their interest rates as expected the Federal Reserve increased rates by 25 basis points on Dec16 for more competition & structure plans to secure funding for future growth.
3. Continuing to Play by the Rules -  The regulatory environment will have to keep expanding its range. Growth comes the unavoidable growing points, as banks, and business deals with high regulated, low interest rate for more competition, more partnership and more technology.
To know more, please read the article by Frank Sorrentino (contributor in Forbes): http://www.forbes.com/sites/franksorrentino/2016/01/12/cyber-security-small-business-and-the-2015-trends-that-will-matter-more-in-2016/#761765904708