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Financial Services Summit, New York, November 6 2025
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After A Cyber Breach, Avoid These Mistakes
Under pressure, businesses often make costly errors after a cybersecurity breach—here are the most common mistakes and how to avoid them.
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Establishing Internal and External Roles After a Cybersecurity Breach
When a cyber breach hits, clarity in leadership can mean the difference between chaos and control—here’s how small businesses should assign roles.
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Small Business Cybersecurity Breach First Steps
The first few minutes after a cyber breach are critical—here’s what every small business should do immediately to contain damage and protect their future.
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Keeping Systems and Software Up-to-Date: The Easiest Win
Hackers aren’t always looking for the hardest target—they’re looking for the easiest way in. For small businesses, outdated software is often that entry point. Sean Mack, founder of CXO Advisor, explains why regular updates and patching are critical for defense. By building an update routine and seeking external support when needed, businesses can close one of the most common—and preventable—gaps in their security posture. Sometimes, the easiest win is also the most powerful.
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The Power of a Clear Cybersecurity Strategy
Cybersecurity tools are everywhere, but without a clear strategy, small businesses risk wasting time and money. Sean Mack, founder of CXO Advisor, shares why aligning security efforts with business goals is essential. From identifying risks to setting priorities and accountability, a strategy keeps organizations focused and resilient. For companies without in-house expertise, external guidance can provide the clarity needed to cut through the noise and strengthen defenses.
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Building a Culture of Security Through Training and Openness
Technology alone can’t protect your business—your people play a crucial role in defending against cyber threats. Sean Mack, founder of CXO Advisor, emphasizes the importance of ongoing training and a culture where employees feel safe reporting issues. From phishing simulations to everyday password hygiene, consistent reinforcement builds confidence and trust. For small businesses, fostering this kind of security-first culture ensures employees aren’t just the weakest link—they’re the strongest defense.