E19: Avoiding Costly Cyber Mistakes in Your Business with Justin Kane
Episode Overview
In this episode of Getting to the Bottom Line, I sit down with cybersecurity expert Justin Kin, CEO of Double Check Cybersecurity, to uncover the critical risks small and medium-sized businesses face in today’s digital world. We discuss the biggest cybersecurity mistakes business owners make, why cyber insurance alone isn’t enough, and simple, cost-effective strategies to protect your data, reputation, and bottom line.
Justin shares real-life examples of how businesses have lost thousands to cyber scams and the importance of multi-factor authentication, phishing prevention, and security awareness training. If you think your business is too small to be a target—think again! Tune in to learn how to safeguard your business from cyber threats.
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Show Notes
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a business survival issue. Small businesses are prime targets for cybercriminals, yet many owners believe they’re “too small” to be hacked. In this episode, I chat with cybersecurity expert Justin Kane of Double Check Cybersecurity to discuss the biggest cyber risks, the critical role of cyber insurance, and simple steps to prevent attacks before they happen.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why small businesses are now the top targets for cybercriminals
The biggest cybersecurity mistake business owners make (and how to fix it)
The truth about cyber insurance—what you need to know before you get a policy
Why multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a must-have security measure
The hidden dangers of AI, social media, and online tools
How phishing scams work and why employees are often the weakest link
What happens when your business email is hacked—and how to prevent it
Key Takeaways:
Your business is a target. Hackers are now focusing on small businesses because they are often less protected.
Cyber insurance isn’t enough. Many policies won’t pay out if you don’t meet certain security requirements.
Multi-factor authentication is essential. It’s one of the easiest and most effective ways to stop hackers in their tracks.
Phishing scams are getting smarter. Hackers use AI and social engineering to trick even tech-savvy users.
Your reputation is on the line. A cyber attack doesn’t just impact you—it affects your customers and business relationships.
Resources Mentioned:
Double Check Cybersecurity – Get a free cyber risk assessment
Authy – A recommended multi-factor authentication tool
Google Analytics – Tracking security risks and website activity
Don’t Miss Out!
Cyber threats are evolving daily, and ignoring cybersecurity could cost your business more than just money—it could damage your reputation beyond repair. By implementing simple security measures like MFA, phishing awareness training, and cyber insurance compliance, you can protect your business from serious financial loss. Don’t wait until it’s too late—take action now.
