Why SMBs Can’t Afford to Ignore Cybersecurity in 2025

When people think about cyberattacks, they often picture large enterprises or government agencies under siege. But in reality, small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are increasingly becoming the top targets for cybercriminals—and the consequences are growing more severe by the day.

The Growing Threat to SMBs

According to recent industry reports, over 60% of SMBs have experienced a cyberattack in the past year, and nearly half didn’t survive more than six months after a major breach. Why? Because many SMBs lack the resources and expertise to defend against today’s sophisticated threats—or recover from the damage afterward.

SMBs often assume they’re “too small to target,” but attackers see them as low-hanging fruit: less protected, often unaware, and highly valuable.

The Regulatory Landscape Is Changing

Beyond the threat of ransomware and data theft, SMBs also face mounting compliance pressure. With expanding regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA—and growing expectations from enterprise clients—security isn’t just an IT issue anymore; it’s a business imperative.

How Qanta™ Helps SMBs Build Resilience

At Qanta™, we understand the unique challenges SMBs face. Our founders spent years running the CISO office for a publicly traded financial institution and saw firsthand how underserved smaller organizations were when it came to information security.

That’s why we’ve built our services to be scalable, affordable, and effective—tailored to the needs of growing businesses. From managed detection and response to security awareness training and regulatory compliance support, we help SMBs take control of their security without overcomplicating operations.

Start Simple. Stay Secure.

You don’t need to build a security empire overnight—but you do need a strategy. The first step is understanding your risks and building a roadmap that grows with your business.

If you’re not sure where to start, we’re here to help.


Let’s talk about how Qanta™ can support your business and simplify your cybersecurity journey.

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