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The Colonial gas pipeline hack in 2021 caused problems for many up and down the east coast. In the shadow of Colonial restoring their data and getting the pipeline flowing again, Lou Facciponti of Lighthouse Insurance Services and our own founder, James Golden, sat down to discuss the challenges small businesses face when securing their networks compared to large enterprises, the myths of who is a target, and why small businesses need layers of protection, including cyber-insurance.
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