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Every year, an increasing number of cybersecurity threats target businesses of all sizes. At the heart of this problem are CVEs—Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures. These are weaknesses in software or systems that attackers can use to cause harm.

E-commerce has revolutionized how we shop and do business. However, with this convenience comes the critical responsibility of safeguarding online transactions.

Online retail platforms are seen as a main target for cybercriminals. As digital transactions begin to increase, the risks of breaches, fraud, and ransom attacks also increase. 

The rise of digital nomads—people working remotely from various locations—has changed how businesses approach their operations. Remote work, once an occasional perk, is now a permanent feature for many employees.

Data security has established itself as a top priority for every business or company that cares about its reputation and, thus, the safety of its customers and investors. Therefore, investing in software security has become crucial. 

Cybersecurity is an integral part of any B2B business, and data protection practices cannot be overlooked. Without the right practices, cyberattacks and security breaches could ruin your business's reputation. However, B2B businesses completely rely on customer retention, and if customers’ data security is ignored, the potential consequences could be disastrous.