Let me guess—you’ve got security policies. A whole binder full of them, right? Maybe even a fancy PDF with your logo on the cover. You wrote them. You reviewed them. You emailed them to your team. And then?
Nothing.
Nobody read them. Nobody signed anything. And when the breach hits, guess what that policy’s worth? About as much as a used napkin. Here’s the brutal truth: If your team hasn’t acknowledged your security policies—if they haven’t signed, attested, and shown they understand them—you don’t have a policy.
You’ve got a suggestion. Signatures Matter. A Lot.
You know what happens when someone signs their name to something? They pay attention.
Signing a policy isn’t just legal CYA. It’s a psychological wake-up call. It tells your team, “Hey, this isn’t just a good idea—it’s a requirement.” And when people know you’re serious? They start taking it seriously, too.
But That’s Just Step One.
Because reading a policy once is like brushing your teeth once and hoping for a lifetime of dental health. You need repetition. You need training. You need your people to interact with the material—not skim and forget, but actually engage, answer questions, and prove they get it.
Otherwise, You’re Building a Fort Out of Wet Cardboard.
Training once a year? That’s compliance theater. You need regular, bite-sized cyber awareness training that actually sticks. And yeah, we’ve built that for you.
Here’s Why This Really Matters (Beyond Not Getting Hacked):
Let’s talk lawsuits. Because that’s where this ends up. You’ve seen the headlines. Big companies getting dragged into court. But what you don’t see?
The small businesses. The ones who quietly get sued into the ground. The ones who can’t prove they trained their team, enforced their rules, or followed a standard. And when the judge or the insurance provider asks for proof? They don’t want a story. They want evidence.
Chain of custody. Attestations. Logs. A simple, idiot-proof package that shows you didn’t just talk the talk—you walked it, documented it, and made it impossible to ignore.
Here’s What You Need (Right Now):
- Policies that are written in plain English—and actually read by your team.
- Signatures that prove acknowledgment. No signature, no compliance.
- Training that’s ongoing, evidence-based, and mapped to standards.
- Documentation that ties it all together—something even your grandma could understand. (Because if a judge doesn’t get it, you’re toast.)
The Cold Reality:
You don’t get sued for having a breach. You get sued for not doing the right things before the breach. And if you can’t show the receipts, you’ll be paying the bill.
Let’s Fix That.
Schedule a Cyber Liability Assessment. We’ll show you where the gaps are—before the lawyers or insurers do. We’ll help you turn your “suggestions” into actual policies.
And we’ll give you the evidence to prove you’ve got your act together. Because when the cyber storm rolls in, you don’t want to be standing there with a post-it note and a shrug.
You want a plan. You want evidence.
