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Despite its name, the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector is colossal in terms of size and revenue. Defined as a business having less than 500 employees and either an annual turnover under £87m or a balance sheet under £75m, SMEs in the UK account for 47% of the private sector's total annual turnover, at £1.8 trillion.1 Additionally, SMEs employ 15.7 million people, which is 63% of all private sector jobs. The small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector is colossal in terms of size and revenue. Given the critical role that SMEs play in the UK's economy, breaches can have a major impact. Keeping this in mind, Sneha Paul of ManageEngine presents six ways to reinforce your SME against cyberthreats. They include analysing logs, managing Active Directory, proactive surveillance, securing the cloud, password management and firewall analysis.
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