Cybersecurity Starts With Awareness: Practical Tips for Protecting Your Business
By October 28, 2026 Cybersecurity
All it can take to put a business at risk is one suspicious email, text message or convincing phone call.
As cybercriminals develop increasingly sophisticated tactics, businesses of all sizes need to stay informed about emerging threats. Awareness also involves taking proactive steps to protect a business’ financial information, systems and sensitive data.
In recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Plumas Bank recently contributed an article to Northern Nevada Business Weekly featuring insights from Iain Leggate, assistant vice president and information security officer. The article examines common cyber threats and offers practical steps businesses can take to strengthen their defenses.
The article, “Practical Steps to Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats,” highlights the importance of recognizing suspicious communications, establishing safeguards and making cybersecurity awareness an ongoing business priority.
Originally published October 19, 2026, in Northern Nevada Business Weekly.
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