To help small businesses (SMBs) become more secure, five of the world's leading intelligence organizations are collaborating. A set of guidelines was released by the US intelligence community, together with its equivalents in the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand (collectively referred to as the Five Eyes), to assist SMBs in strengthening some of the more popular entry points used by threat actors to breach networks.
To help small businesses (SMBs) become more secure, five of the world's leading intelligence organizations are collaborating. A set of guidelines was released by the US intelligence community, together with its equivalents in the UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand (collectively referred to as the Five Eyes), to assist SMBs in strengthening some of the more popular entry points used by threat actors to breach networks.