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Why Web Security Is Essential for SMEs

83% of SMEs hit by a cyberattack never recover. Here's why investing in web security is no longer optional, and how to get started.

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The "I'm too small to be a target" myth

Cyberattacks don't only target large corporations. In 2025, 43% of attacks target small businesses, precisely because they're less protected.

An SME with a basic website, a contact form, and a client database stored somewhere is already a target.

The 3 most common vulnerabilities

1. SQL Injection — Your contact form can become a gateway to your database if inputs aren't validated.

2. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) — A malicious comment can execute code in your visitors' browsers.

3. Weak Authentication — Simple passwords, no two-factor authentication, sessions that never expire.

How to get started

An OWASP Top 10 audit identifies critical vulnerabilities in minutes. It's the first step: knowing where you stand.

At OmniRealm, we built WarDek for exactly that: a complete scan of your site with an actionable report. No incomprehensible technical jargon — just concrete actions to take.

The cost of doing nothing

A data breach costs an average of $4.45 million (IBM, 2023). For an SME, that's often fatal. The cost of a preventive audit? A fraction of that amount.

Security isn't a luxury. It's insurance.