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Your Biggest Cybersecurity Threat Might Be on Your Payroll In today’s digital world, cybercriminals aren’t just targeting software vulnerabilities—they’re targeting your people. Whether you run a bustling medical practice in Palm Coast, a dental office in Daytona Beach, or a growing retail business in St. Augustine or Jacksonville, your employees can either be your first line of defense—or your weakest link. Small businesses and healthcare providers are increasingly targeted because they often lack enterprise-level cybersecurity systems. But what many owners overlook is that employee mistakes account for over 88% of data breaches, according to IBM’s 2023 Cyber Security Intelligence Index. 5 Types of Employees That Put Your Business at Risk — And How to Train Them Fast - Table of Contents1. The “Password Reuser” 2. The “Click-Happy” Employee 3. The “Remote Risk” Worker 4. The “Shadow IT” Specialist 5. The “It’s Not My Job” Bystander Why Small Businesses in Florida Are Prime Targets What...

Technology is the engine of your business. But what if the person managing it is actually slowing you down or worse, putting you at risk? In cities like Palm Coast, Daytona Beach, St. Augustine, and Jacksonville, small businesses depend on reliable IT to stay secure, competitive, and compliant. Yet, far too many are held back by outdated, underqualified, or overwhelmed IT providers. Whether you're working with a solo "IT guy," a break-fix contractor, or even an in-house generalist, it’s time to ask: Is your IT helping you grow—or holding you back? Below, we’ll outline the 7 critical signs that your current IT support might be doing more harm than good. Plus, we’ll show you how Zevonix’s 6-Step Pathway to Smarter IT can help your business level up with confidence. Your IT Guy Might Be Hurting Your Business — 7 Signs It’s Time to Upgrade - Table of Contents1. Frequent Downtime or Outages 2. They Can’t Keep Up with Cybersecurity Threats 3. You're the One Bringing Up Prob...

Why Small Businesses in Palm Coast, Daytona Beach, St. Augustine, and Jacksonville Should Rethink Their Security Strategy Imagine this: a small boutique in St. Augustine suddenly loses access to all its customer files. A message flashes across the screen—pay $25,000 in cryptocurrency, or your data is gone forever.The business owner is shocked. “But we had antivirus software,” she says.What she didn’t realize is that free antivirus software wasn’t protecting her—it was a false sense of security. Welcome to the dark truth about free antivirus software. The Dark Truth About Free Antivirus Software - Table of ContentsWhat Free Antivirus Software Really Does (and Doesn’t Do) The Hidden Cost of Free Antivirus1. Data Harvesting for Profit 2. Lack of Real-Time Protection 3. No Business-Grade Features Real SMBs, Real ProblemsPalm Coast Real Estate Agency – Exposed Client Data Jacksonville Medical Spa – HIPAA Nightmare Daytona Beach E-Commerce Store – Revenue Lost Why Free Antivirus Fails in the...