As a cybersecurity specialist, I make it a point to never intentionally scare customers. I don’t like the idea of drumming up business by playing on people’s fears and painting a dire picture of the world in which we live. My approach is to educate them about the reality of challenges they are going to face. I say this because when I describe the current state of cybersecurity threats in the world today, it could easily be mistaken for intentional scare tactics. I assure you, it is not.

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