the Internet has given SMB's a necessary boost to easily reach out to customerslarge and small, domestically and internationally. It has also been responsible forenormous growth in digital information that was previously stored on paper-basedrecords or computer systems that were not connected to the Internet.Unfortunately, these advantages allow business-critical applications and data to beaccessible on the Web, resulting in network security drawbacks.
It is vital that SMB'sunderstand these drawbacks in order to ensure the continued safe and reliable use of theInternet as a business tool.
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