10/16/2026
Most teams across Beloit, Janesville, and Rockford are going into every workday without knowing:
β What a suspicious email actually looks like
β What to do when something does not feel right
β Who to call and how fast they should expect a response
β What the companyβs rules are for passwords, devices, and shared accounts
And when a phishing email lands (and it will) the team making the split-second decision to click or not click has no policy behind them and no training to draw on.
A written cybersecurity policy does not have to be complicated. It just has to exist. And your team needs to have seen it at least once.
This week we are encouraging every business owner in our area to ask one question: if a member of your team got a suspicious email right now, would they know exactly what to do?
Read more on our latest blog: https://www.premier-technologies.com/blog/cybersecurity-policy-small-business/