As someone who has visited a number of small start-ups, I can say that for many of them security may not be top of mind. It needs to become part of everything we do, not just for small businesses, but just as people.
When you leave your house every day, you lock your door. You need to have a certain level of cybersecurity hygiene in your everyday life. For businesses, especially those that have data available to them, it needs to be a part of what they do now. We're at a point in time where we need to help them with that, through best-practice sharing and access to experts. That is one of the reasons we engage with Global Cyber Alliance. We are part of many groups that provide best practices and how-tos, but it's about making tools available to small businesses to actually help them do something, rather than just telling them, “These are the things you should think about.” Give them the tools and access to the expertise.
At the cyber centre, they're certainly working on ways to provide information to small businesses. They'll never have intelligence organizations like I have, but certainly, you can break down the information enough to help them on the journey to get more secure.