Businesses are now reopening and struggling to find a balance as the operations moved online, cyber attackers are making a comeback. Today’s cyber threat landscape is expanding to include new and more sophisticated vectors. It is said that SME businesses are exposed to security breaches. It is said that about 43% of cyber-attacks happen with small businesses. It is also found that cyberspace crime recorded that there is 30% increase in security breaches post-pandemic. Read more at: https://www.business2community.com/cybersecurity/cybersecurity-checklist-for-small-businesses-in-2021-and-beyond-02381997

Social presence and cyber security issues have a deeper correlation regarding security breaching. Even a normal post can harm any damage by sending a phishing mail. You can be at home, work, on your phone, with a tablet or on a public computer or borrowed device. Your phone, which doubles as a virtual office, is the easiest channel for data to leak out. Data leaks can happen in a harmless post about relocating for work when that news is still confidential to your company. It can happen if you hit "paste" with text from a work-related email in your clipboard and post it into the wrong window on your screen and it can also happen if your smartphone auto-corrects something you spelled wrong in a social media post to some project code name that you just used in an email. So an unimportant activity can create a huge impact.

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