Chris Holman welcomes back Former Gov. Rick Snyder, CEO SensCy, Ann Arbor, MI.
Watch Former Governor Snyder and Chris discuss cybersecurity and the new company he has started, in the YouTube video shared below.
Former governors don't just fade away, usually, they take up new causes, and former governor Snyder has always been entrepreneurial ... tell us about this latest endeavor?
Why cybersecurity, or what differentiates Senscy from some other brands in your industry?
What is a common misconception about cybersecurity?
Why is cybersecurity so important to you?
What is the best piece of advice you can give someone about cybersecurity?
I've heard you speak about cyber hygiene before. Can you explain to our audience what cyber hygiene is all about?
SensCy offers something called a SensCy Score. Can you explain its importance?
Feeling Vulnerable?
Cybersecurity is an essential need for Small and Medium-Sized Organizations (SMOs). The greatest external threat to organizations today is cybersecurity attacks and SMOs are becoming more frequent targets each and every day. Large companies have the financial and personnel resources to manage cybersecurity issues. Smaller to Medium-Sized businesses do not have that luxury.
THIS IS WHERE WE COME IN
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Our mission is to improve the cybersecurity health of small and medium-sized businesses and organizations. In today’s digital world, data is a valuable asset and hackers are realizing that small and medium-sized organizations are significantly less protected than large companies with many resources. As a small organization leader, understanding your cybersecurity health is as important to your business as understanding the health of your balance sheet.
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