Downloadable resources to help keep your small business safe!
Phishing is the process of attempting to acquire sensitive information by 
disguising emails as trustworthy while trying to steal your sensitive information.
Check out these phishing resources to learn how your small business can prevent falling victim.
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Phishing is the process of attempting to acquire sensitive information by disguising emails as trustworthy while trying to steal your sensitive information.
View our phishing resources to learn how your small business can prevent falling victim.
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Phishing is the process of attempting to acquire sensitive information by disguising emails as trustworthy while trying to steal your sensitive information.
View our phishing resources to learn how your small business can prevent falling victim.
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Small Business Administration (SBA)
The SBA website contains a number of additional resources related to Cyber Security and your small business.
The NCSA developed a valuable Cyber Security site with questions and additional resources.
The Anti-Phishing Working Group reports cyber crimes that involve social engineering via email, chat or other channels.
A partnership between the National Cyber Security Alliance and Anti-Phishing Working Group. The Stop Think Connect campaign is to a great education and awareness resource about cyber crimes. They also have a free resource guide available at a standalone site.
US CERT created a Cyber Resilience Review Self Assessment that aligns with NIST Cybersecurity recommendations. It’s thorough and contains very advanced information about cyber security. The US CERT also has Small Business resources and education materials available.
Michigan is lucky to have an advanced organization like the Michigan Cyber Range that’s dedicated to advancing knowledge and protecting organizations from cyber attacks. They even have real world testing and scenarios they can run for businesses looking for the most protection possible. They are a great resource for engineers too.
The FCC developed a Cyber Security site with tips geared towards small businesses including a planning tool to help you create a custom security plan for your business.
The FTC aims to protect businesses and consumers from fraud and unfair practices. It's data security site highlights best practices.
The NIST developed a CyberSecurity Framework in response to the Presidential Executive Order that recommends improving infrastructure and security in the US.
The Center for Internet Security runs the Multi-State Information Sharing & Analysis Center, a cyber security operations center providing real-time network monitoring, early cyber threat warnings and advisories, vulnerability identification and mitigation and incident response.