While it is large-scale data breaches that make headlines, small businesses are also vulnerable to attack. Cybercriminals targeting these small businesses look for credit card numbers, social security numbers and any other personally identifiable information that can be sold on the Dark Web to make a profit. To make things more difficult, small businesses have less resources to commit to data and network security than corporate organizations, but with some basic levels of cyber and security in place, small businesses can significantly reduce their risk of attack. As always, it’s important to read cybersecurity trends , but don’t skip the basics. Here, we have compiled a list of the top 11 activities that a small business can do today to reduce its cyber risk. Over time, "Password" has become an inappropriate name. This should really be thought of as a "password". Instead of a singular word, construct your password as a phrase or short phrase, such as "OneSp...