August 8, 2025: World Robot Conference (WRC)

Modern cyberwarfare is worse than you think

We're in the time where industries are intricately connected, and cyber warfare has become a regular aspect of life. Govts. frequently seek to extend their influence via teams of hackers. It's no longer the solo hacker in a tiny airbnb, hunched over Python scripts to make a quick buck. Instead, it's about extensive organizations — coordinated adversary teams with dedicated funding, strategic plans, and an impressive level of technical expertise.

Compliance matters, but it shouldn't be the only motivation

Each year, regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and industry-specific requirements continue to grow. These rules don't exempt small businesses. Non-compliance penalties can be devastating, and regulators are increasingly holding businesses of all sizes accountable for data protection failures. Unfortunately, SMBs often treat these requirements as mere checkboxes.

Finding the perfect-fit security is everything

The promising news is that effective cybersecurity solutions are accessible without needing huge corporate budgets. Small businesses can find alternatives to hiring pentesting teams for $20-$40K manual pentests and risking going bankrupt.

Instead, they can substantially bolster their security posture using automated vulnerability platforms like Deepengine, and investing more into team's education and awareness:

• Regular security awareness training for all employees

• Implementation of multi-factor authentication

• Covering the basics like rotating keys, safe storing passwords, setting up firewalls

• Consistent software updating and patch management

• Monitoring domain and analyzing logs with AI