Stop.Think.Connect. Small Business Resources

Small businesses may not consider themselves targets for cyber attacks due to their small size or the perception that they don't have anything worth stealing. However, small businesses have valuable information cyber criminals seek, such as employee and customer records, bank account information and access to the business's finances, and access to larger networks. In some ways, small businesses are at a higher risk of cyber attacks than larger businesses because they often have fewer resources dedicated to cybersecurity. Below, find resources and materials to keep your small business cyber secure.

Use the Department of Homeland Security's C³ Voluntary Program Small and Midsize Business Toolkit for resources to help your business recognize and address cybersecurity risks.
Create a custom cybersecurity plan for your small business with the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) Small Biz Cyber Planner 2.0.
Get information from the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) on how to secure your business network.
Learn about compliance resources on collecting sensitive data from consumers and employees from the Federal Trade Commission(FTC).
Safeguard your business, employees, and customers from online attacks, data loss, and other threats with resources from theNational Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA).

Attachment	Size
Small Business Tip Card	152.61 KB
Small Business Presentation (PDF)	508.01 KB
Small Business Presentation (PPT)	546.15 KB
Entrepreneurs Tip Card	151.42 KB
FCC Cybersecurity Planning Guide	334.74 KB
FCC Small Business Tip Sheet	259.5 KB
DHS Cybersecurity Overview	151.8 KB
DHS Industry Resources	161.54 KB
Mobile Security Tip Card	152.12 KB
Mobile Security One Pager	151.94 KB
Social Media Guide	180.59 KB
Cybersecurity While Traveling Tip Card	149.32 KB
Internet of Things Tip Card	146.25 KB
Stop.Think.Connect. Campaign Backgrounder	157.25 KB
Protect Your Workplace Materials	851.17 KB
Stop.Think.Connect. Rollout Package	1.19 MB