If you're concerned about cybersecurity, consult with a cybersecurity expert, attorney, or other professional.

Below are some simple cybersecurity best practices:  

• Create long, unique passwords with a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters. Consider using a password manager like LastPass, Google Password Manager, or 1Password. 

• Back-up important items, like invoices, tax documents, your website, and anything your business can't operate without. Test your back-ups often.

• Install security software (such as Norton, McAfee, or Symantec) and keep it updated.

• Always be on the lookout for suspicious activity and be aware of common cyber threats.

• Incorporate a firewall or security monitoring software in your website and online store. 

• Enable multifactor authentication whenever possible.

• Consider incorporating Virtual Private Networks (VPN) when online, especially if you frequently connect to public WiFi networks.

• Familiarize yourself with the data breach policy of any software you use to fully understand who is responsible for reporting any breaches that may occur as well as who is liable in the event your website, data storage system, or online store becomes infected.

• If you or your business are the victim of a cyber attack, report the attack to the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.