Are you doing enough to protect your business and personal data from cyber threats? In this must-watch episode of Your Tech Report, we sit down with John Papadakis, CEO of Acronym Solutions, to explore the biggest cybersecurity threats in 2024 and beyond.John shares critical insights on how businesses can defend against data breaches, DDoS attacks, phishing scams, and insider threats. We also discuss the impact of remote work security risks, the role of AI in cybercrime, and why every business—big or small—must take cybersecurity seriously.⏱ 00:00 - Intro: Why cybersecurity matters now more than ever⏱ 02:30 - The evolution of Acronym Solutions & its mission⏱ 05:40 - The biggest cybersecurity threats in 2024⏱ 08:20 - Why remote work is creating security nightmares⏱ 11:50 - Should businesses use VPNs at all times?⏱ 15:30 - AI-powered cyberattacks: The next big threat⏱ 18:10 - The hidden dangers of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)⏱ 22:00 - How small businesses can protect themselves⏱ 26:15 - The human factor: Why employee awareness is crucial⏱ 30:40 - Why cybersecurity isn’t just for big corporations⏱ 33:10 - Common security mistakes businesses make⏱ 37:00 - How AI is helping fight cybercrime⏱ 40:30 - John’s personal cybersecurity habits (What he does at home!)⏱ 44:00 - Should every company have a cybersecurity playbook?⏱ 47:20 - One cybersecurity myth you need to stop believing⏱ 50:00 - Where to learn more about Acronym SolutionsKey topics include:✅ The evolving cybersecurity threat landscape 🚨✅ Should you use a VPN at home? 🔐✅ How AI is making cyberattacks more dangerous 🤖✅ Why small businesses are just as vulnerable as large corporations✅ The hidden risks of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies 💻✅ The importance of employee cybersecurity training 🏢🚀 Don’t wait for a cyberattack to happen—take action today! Learn how to safeguard your business, employees, and personal data with the latest security strategies.📌 Subscribe for more tech insights: @YourTechReport📩 Contact us: contact@yourtechreport.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.