Four Cybersecurity Threats Marketers Should Know About in 2022
In 2022, small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) are facing a historically high number of cyber threats. According to Verizon, 61% of SMBs have experienced at least one cyberattack in the last 12 months – but according to another study, only 14% are prepared to defend themselves.
This state of affairs is a huge risk both to marketers and their clients: not only do cyberattacks result in data breaches, high ransom fees and disruption to critical operations, but they can also be highly expensive to recover from. Some businesses do not survive – especially those who aren’t prepared for the worst.
In this article, we’ll explain the state of the cybersecurity landscape in 2022, with four threats that marketers should be aware of, and key tips for defending yourself.
Cybercrime Inc.
Propelled by geopolitical tensions and the rising availability of hacking tools, cybercrime has become a highly lucrative undertaking. The growth of darknet markets has created a thriving criminal underworld where cyber actors from around the globe can learn from
