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Direct selling companies store vast amounts of personal information belonging to customers distributors and employees A lean security framework can prove fatal to
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Secure Your Direct
Selling Business With a
Cybersecurity Plan
The Stakes Have Never Been Higher
$5T+
Projected annual global cost of data breaches
—
up from
$3 trillion.
Direct selling companies store vast amounts of personal
information belonging to customers, distributors, and
employees. A lean security framework can prove fatal to the
business.
Today, 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses
—
especially
those in legal, insurance, retail, financial, and healthcare sectors.
Attacks strike when businesses are least prepared. A foolproof
security plan is the strongest defense before an attacker even
considers targeting you.
/
THE THREAT LANDSCAPE
Why Direct Sellers Are Prime Targets
Rather than financial data alone, attackers chase personal and behavioral i
Selling Business With a
Cybersecurity Plan
The Stakes Have Never Been Higher
$5T+
Projected annual global cost of data breaches
—
up from
$3 trillion.
Direct selling companies store vast amounts of personal
information belonging to customers, distributors, and
employees. A lean security framework can prove fatal to the
business.
Today, 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses
—
especially
those in legal, insurance, retail, financial, and healthcare sectors.
Attacks strike when businesses are least prepared. A foolproof
security plan is the strongest defense before an attacker even
considers targeting you.
/
THE THREAT LANDSCAPE
Why Direct Sellers Are Prime Targets
Rather than financial data alone, attackers chase personal and behavioral i