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Category: Brand Protection
How To Protect Your Small Business

Data breaches and cyber attacks are a very real threat to small businesses with an online presence. Protect your business with our tips.
Website Strategy: Post Site Launch

Your site is live! But the work does not stop here – here is our website strategy checklist for after you launch your site.
Cyber Security Threat Trends for 2021

We discuss cyber security threat trends in 2021 – and 4 ways you can protect yourself as a business owner.
What is Brand Protection and Why is it Important?

At its core, brand protection is the processing of preventing bad actors from illegally infringing on your intellectual property (IP). This can include your brand name, brand identity, trademarks, copyrights, designs, patents, and more. Do not wait for something horrible to happen to your brand. When you buy a domain, it is important to plan ahead to protect that brand name and the rest of your business.
Your Trademark Could be Used as an Adult Website

Let’s say you own a trademark; we’ll call it “BRAND.” You own the domain “brand.com.” One day, you receive an email from your colleague with a link to the website “brand.xxx”.
AdultBlock Awareness Video

If you are a member of the TMCH or were part of Sunrise B almost ten years ago, your organization might have been included in one of the tens of thousands of blocks that were issued to remove the opportunity to register your company’s .XXX domain name. In December of 2021, that block will expire.
Phishing

Imagine for a moment that your target customer opens a marketing email from your company. A new product catches their eye in the email, and they click the link to your website. From there, they log in and provide their payment information to purchase the product from the email.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month

Now is the perfect time to brush up on keeping yourself and your information safe online. Each year, cybercriminals come up with new ways to defraud individuals and businesses alike on the Internet. Any information that you provide on the Internet, whether it’s on Facebook or through your banking institution, is at risk.