How Cloud Coverage is Saving California’s Small Businesses

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FRESNO, California – Cody Sarhan, Communications Specialist

​In 2023, small businesses within California witnessed a significant escalation in cyber threats that in some cases shuttered those businesses for good. Those attacks are only getting worse, as cybercrime damages are expected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion in 2015.

This alarming trend underscores the urgency for robust security measures, especially for small businesses in California, which are increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals. A study by Accenture revealed that 43% of cyber-attacks are aimed at small businesses, yet only 14% are prepared to defend themselves.

“Small businesses often have fewer resources and lack security expertise, which leaves them more vulnerable to spear-phishing attacks, and cybercriminals are taking advantage,” — Don MacLennan, Former SVP of Engineering & Product Management at Barracuda

California’s small businesses face unique cybersecurity challenges. The state’s robust economy and technological diversity make it a lucrative target for cybercriminals. California leads the nation in monetary losses through cybercrime, with losses exceeding $2 billion in 2022 – yes that’s billion with a B. The second highest is Florida with just $8.5 million.

This vulnerability is exacerbated by the limited resources small businesses have to invest in comprehensive cybersecurity strategies.

Learn more: How Xobee can build you a cost-effective and scalable cloud-based solution.

Cloud Hosting: The Emerging Sheild Against Cybersecurity

For California’s small businesses, the transition to cloud hosting is not just a strategic move but a necessity. The scalability of cloud services allows these businesses to adapt their security needs as they grow. Moreover, the cloud is a reliable and fast solution for businesses that require constant uptime and monitoring.

Cloud Hosting is a critical solution for enhancing cybersecurity, offering advanced security features that are often out of reach for small businesses.

Learn more:  How Xobee can elevate your business with cloud technology

Xobee is Your Partner In Cyber Resilience

At Xobee, we understand the cybersecurity challenges faced by small businesses in California. Our cloud service is designed to offer comprehensive protection, tailored to the unique needs of each business.

  • State-of-the-art security measures
  • Customizable solutions to fit specific business requirements
  • Ongoing support and monitoring
  • Maximum uptime and speed
  • Cost-effective pricing models

Small businesses must prioritize cybersecurity. Cloud hosting, with its advanced security features and scalability, offers a viable solution. Xobee stands ready to assist businesses in fortifying their defenses against cyber threats and more.

To learn more contact one of our highly skilled technicians today.

Xobee now has engineers servicing clients within Fresno, Clovis, Madera, San Jose, Sacramento, San Francisco & the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Las Vegas, Bakersfield, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Anaheim, Palm Springs, and more.

Cody Sarhan | Communications Specialist, Xobee Networks

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