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How CISA can help bolster cyber defense of small businesses
I attended CISA's Region 2 presentation of available cybersecurity services, free of charge, to help small and medium businesses (SMB) with cybersecurity protections. Highly recommended; very useful services, especially for SMB's.
CISA doesn’t just serve entities in Washington; it has cybersecurity professionals located across the nation to assist owners and operators of critical infrastructure, and the private sector. A small business owner shouldn’t need a Ph.D. to be able to protect against cyber-attacks and because of this, we strongly advocate that entities take advantage of CISA’s free, voluntary services. It’s vital that we work to make the business community feel confident and comfortable in CISA’s reliability when they reach out to use these valuable preventative resources.
How CISA can help bolster cyber defense of small businesses
As we enter 2022, we must work in a bipartisan manner to improve our cybersecurity infrastructure. As members of the Committee on Homeland Security, we will continue to push for a more streamlined and efficient CISA to best serve our constituents.
Source: thehill.com
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