Cyber insurance is everywhere these days, but does your solo business really need it? We break down what it actually covers, who benefits most, and when it’s just another line item that doesn’t add value.

Think you’re too small to be hacked? Think again. Solo entrepreneurs are often easier targets than big companies—and hackers know it. Learn why you’re vulnerable, and how to protect your business with just a few simple steps.

A solo coach’s Gmail account was hacked—and the attacker used it to target her clients with fake links and invoices. In this post, we unpack how it happened, what warning signs were missed, and the essential steps you can take today to protect your own business.

A solo freelancer lost $3,000 to a fake invoice that looked completely legitimate—from the email address to the project details. In this post, we break down exactly how it happened, the red flags she missed, and the simple steps you can take to make sure it doesn’t happen to you.

Solo entrepreneurs and small businesses are some of the most common targets for cyberattacks—often because they assume they’re too small to be noticed. In this post, we break down why cybersecurity matters for even the smallest operations and share simple, practical steps you can take to protect your business today.

QuickBooks stores some of the most sensitive info in your business—so why not treat it like the digital vault it is? In this post, we’ll show solo entrepreneurs how to lock it down with five simple steps that take less than an hour.

Xero is one of the most powerful tools for managing small business finances—but if it’s not secured properly, it can be a serious risk. In this guide, we walk through 5 simple steps to protect your data, your money, and your reputation.

Social media is your storefront—so don’t leave the doors unlocked. In this post, we share five simple steps small business owners can take to secure Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and more.

Cloud storage is convenient—but it’s not automatically secure. In this post, we break down how solo entrepreneurs and small business owners can protect their Google Drive, Dropbox, and other cloud tools in five simple steps.