Sekur Private Data Protecting SMBs Amid Election-Year Cyber Threats

15 Feb, 2024

Sekur Private Data Protecting SMBs Amid Election-Year Cyber Threats

Sekur Private Data Ltd. has launched its Sekur SMB Privacy and Security solutions in response to escalating cyber attacks, particularly Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks targeting small businesses in the USA amid the presidential election year. Through robust online marketing and forthcoming channel programs, Sekur aims to equip small businesses with effective anti-BEC solutions.

Anticipating a potential 40% increase in Average Revenue Per User (ARPU), currently at approximately US$9/month, Sekur has strategically adjusted pricing, enhancing its BEC protection email for consumers to US$10/month. The SMB solutions, priced 50% higher than consumer bundles, offer advanced features such as mass user onboarding and communication archiving.

Targeting sectors vulnerable to cyber breaches like the real estate mortgage industry, Sekur aims to address the urgent need for cybersecurity solutions, particularly in the wake of the Mr. Cooper hack and the surge in reported BEC attacks to the FBI in 2021. Alain Ghiai, CEO of Sekur Private Data, emphasizes the critical importance of protecting SMBs from cyber threats, citing increased cyber-attacks amidst global conflicts and the forthcoming presidential election.

Sekur also introduces SekurRelay Enterprise Email Solution, simplifying email domain "splitting" to enhance privacy protection without requiring full company migration. With plans to expand its Swiss-hosted SekurVPN solution and facilitate easy adoption with seamless integration, Sekur is committed to providing comprehensive privacy and security solutions for individuals, businesses, and government entities.