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Did you know that 91 percent of businesses have reported an increase in cyberattacks during COVID-19? Even before the pandemic, 90 percent of businesses said they saw an increase in cyberattacks, and according to another source, coronavirus-related cyberattacks will continue to rise.

Chances are, your startup will come face-to-face with a cybersecurity threat at some point. Sounds a bit scary, no? It doesn’t have to. You can take steps to take security up a notch and defend your startup against potential threats.

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4 Ways to Defend Your Startup Against Cybersecurity Threats During COVID-19 and Beyond Chances are, your startup will face a cybersecurity threat at some point, but you can take steps to defend your startup against potential threats.

There can be confusion around the terms “bridging loan” and “bridging finance” among people and businesses exploring their funding options. Bridging finance can be a great means of support to your business, and is worth exploring if you need to secure a temporary means of finance.

Bridging finance typically comes in the form of a temporary loan. As the name suggests, these loans are used to “bridge” the gap between a purchase and securing the funds needed to do so. This type of finance can help get you from point A to B until you can pay off the loan in full or until you can secure more permanent financial support.

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How Bridging Finance Works for Businesses Bridging finance can be a great means of support to your business, and is worth exploring if you need to secure a temporary means of finance.