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More about the risk

Tap a section to open. Stats are sourced below.

AI made every business a target

Hackers now use AI to aim attacks at thousands of businesses at almost no cost.2 Being small doesn't keep you safe.

54%

of AI-made phishing emails got clicked (vs 12% for regular ones).2

89%

more attacks from hackers using AI in 2025 than the year before.3

2x+

The chance of a cyber incident has more than doubled for companies under $1 billion in revenue.4

Businesses under $100 million in revenue now make up the biggest share of all incidents, and that share keeps growing.4

Ransomware, data theft, downtime
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Locked out of your own business

96% of ransomware victims were small and mid-sized businesses, where company size was known. Ransomware showed up in 48% of all breaches.5

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Your customers' data, stolen

402,760 people had data taken from one CPA firm. Hackers were inside for about three weeks.6

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Downtime and lost money

$11.5M is the average cost of a data breach in the U.S.7

3 weeks inside a CPA firm
3 weeks

From September 17 to October 9, 2025, someone got into a New Jersey CPA firm's systems and took files with names, Social Security numbers, bank account details and IRS PINs for 402,760 people. The firm didn't discover it until November.6 Would you know if someone was in your network right now?

Accounting firms and hotels
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Accounting & CPA firms
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Hotels

Accounting firms and hotels hold exactly what hackers want: Social Security numbers, bank details, tax records and guest credit cards.

How do hackers get in?

Plain-English walkthrough of the usual ways in.

πŸ”“ HOW DO HACKERS GET IN?

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Sources
  1. FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, 2025 Internet Crime Report (Apr 2026): "We now average almost 3,000 complaints per day."
  2. Microsoft, Digital Defense Report 2025 (July 2024 – June 2025 data): "AI-automated phishing emails achieved 54% click-through rates compared to 12% for standard attempts"; AI can scale "highly targeted attacks to thousands of targets at minimal cost."
  3. CrowdStrike, 2026 Global Threat Report (Feb 2026): "AI-enabled adversaries increased operations by 89% year-over-year."
  4. Cyentia Institute, Information Risk Insights Study (IRIS) 2025: "The probability of a <$1B firm suffering an incident has more than doubled"; "relative to population size, the rate among the largest corporations is 620 times higher"; smaller businesses (<$100M revenue) "see the biggest overall share of incidents," and "that share is growing."
  5. Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report: about 96% of ransomware victims (where size was known) were SMBs; ransomware was in 48% of breaches.
  6. Mercadien, P.C., CPAs breach notices filed with state attorneys general, summarized by ClaimDepot and AcidPeak: unauthorized access Sept 17 – Oct 9, 2025; 402,760 people affected.
  7. IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026: U.S. average breach cost USD 11.5 million (global USD 4.99 million).