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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 31 MIN

Why Your Biz Is an Easy Target for Hackers

from The Rundown with Ramon - Ramon Ray - small business podcast for entrepreneurs · host Ramon Ray, ZoneofGenius.com

In this episode of The Rundown with Ramon, I sit down with a cybersecurity expert to break down why small businesses are no longer flying under the radar—and why that mindset could cost you everything.We dive into how AI is changing the threat landscape, why awareness matters more than fear, and the simple steps every business owner can take to stay protected.This is a must-watch conversation for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone running a growing business.- Why small businesses are now prime targets for cyber attacks- The dangerous myth of “I’m too small to get hacked”- How AI is making scams more personalized and harder to detect- The concept of “zero trust” and how to apply it daily- Simple habits that can prevent costly mistakes- Why different teams need different security levels- How to safely manage remote teams and devices- The real risk of insider threats (even accidental ones)- Why cybersecurity is a business strategy—not just IT

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