Focused on providing education and advisory services to small businesses
National Cybersecurity Society
The National Cybersecurity Society (NCSS) is committed to improving the online safety and security of the small business community through education, awareness and advocacy. Our goal is to enable and empower small and medium sized businesses to obtain cybersecurity services; assist them in understanding their cyber risk; and advise them on the type of protection they need.
WE MAKE CYBERSECURITY EASY
We translate complex IT security into everyday solutions to fit your needs. We eliminate the complex jargon and have all the tools and advice you need in one location. NCSS works with top security vendors to provide discounts for our members, and we’re always here when you have questions! If you can’t find something, let us know, we are here to help!
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of all attacks target U.S. small business
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Internet Crime Complaint Center (FBI) reports a 270% increase in 2016 for Business Email Compromise
Ransomware is a billion dollar industry – affecting businesses of all sizes
Average Cost of Network Intrusion Investigation
Small Business Support
We help your small business succeed in the digital economy. Find out more here.
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Business Identity
Learn how to protect your most valuable assets – your reputation, identity and creditworthiness.
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Incident Reporting
Find out how reporting a cyber incident via our ISAO affords your business liability and litigation protection.
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Member Perks
Becoming a member provides your business access to products and services at affordable rates.
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ARE YOU SAFE?
The NCSS provides a free assessment of cyber risk – NCSS CARES (Cybersecurity Assessment and Resiliency Evaluation for Small Business). In less than 15 minutes, you can learn how your company compares with industry best practices. Take it now: Security Assessment. What we have learned from others that have taken it?
- Most respondents are companies with less than 20 employees (64%)
- Most don’t have a dedicated IT or IT security employee
- Most (66%) don’t have the means to monitor compliance activities
- 78% have limited to no plans in place to recover from an incident
- 52% have never trained their employees on cybersecurity
The NCSS is committed to helping small companies without dedicated IT staff learn how to implement cyber safe business practices.