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Small Business Cybersecurity Case Study Series
Ransomware, phishing, and ATM skimming are just a few very common and very damaging cybersecurity threats that Small Businesses need to watch out for. The following Case Studies were created by the National Cyber Security Alliance, with a grant from NIST, and should prove useful in stimulating ongoing learning for all business owners and their employees.
- Case 1: A Business Trip to South America Goes South
Topic: ATM Skimming and Bank Fraud - Case 2: A Construction Company Gets Hammered by a Keylogger
Topic: Keylogging, Malware and Bank Fraud - Case 3: Stolen Hospital Laptop Causes Heartburn
Topic: Encryption and Business Security Standards - Case 4: Hotel CEO Finds Unwanted Guests in Email Account
Topic: Social Engineering and Phishing - Case 5: A Dark Web of Issues for a Small Government Contractor
Topic: Data Breach