Small teams think attackers only chase big companies. The data says the opposite: attackers chase the easy, and small teams are easy because they skip the basics. You do not need an enterprise budget to stop most attacks. Three things block roughly ninety percent of what I see. One: turn on multi-factor authentication everywhere, especially email, because email is the master key that resets everything else. Two: a password manager so nobody reuses the same password that leaked somewhere in twenty nineteen. Three: keep software updated, because most breaches use holes that were patched months ago. That is it. No firewall wizardry, no expensive consultant. Attackers are not clever, they are opportunistic. Close the three easy doors and they move on to someone who left them open.