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The Missing Cybersecurity Leader In Small Business

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Small- and medium-size businesses (SMBs) face significant cybersecurity risks, with the average cyberattack costing over $250,000, equivalent to a CISO's salary. This highlights the critical need for affordable solutions like virtual or fractional CISO roles that provide essential security expertise without the high cost barrier.

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