Despite growing awareness of cyber threats, commonly used passwords such as “123456” and “admin” remain widespread, providing cyber criminals with an easy route into business systems and sensitive information.
While high-profile cyber-attacks often dominate the headlines, many successful breaches stem from much simpler security weaknesses. For SMEs in particular, a compromised password can lead to operational disruption, financial loss and reputational damage, making robust password security a critical component of any cyber resilience strategy.
In his article, Josh explores why passwords remain a favourite target for attackers, the potential impact on SME businesses, and the practical steps organisations can take to better protect themselves. From strengthening password practices to implementing additional security measures, the piece highlights straightforward actions that can make a meaningful difference.
Read the full article on SME Today to discover how your business can reduce cyber risk and improve its cyber resilience: www.smetoday.co.uk/features/why-weak-passwords-are-a-bigger-business-risk-than-you-think
