Anyone at the helm of a startup with any presence in the digital sector has to be keenly aware (even if only subconsciously) of the vital importance of cybersecurity. High-profile data leaks and system disruptions steadily brought it into public awareness, the implementation of GDPR cast further light on how data can be misused, and the current rush to embrace remote working has heaped further pressure on cloud services.

The startup road is fraught with challenges, from managing within the money constraints to setting up viable operations, staying ahead of the competition, and adhering to regulations. Technology planning may not be on your checklist if starting a venture in a non-tech domain. Likewise, even IT businesses may pay less attention to tech challenges during the initial stages. But you cannot afford to overlook this aspect as technology is the cornerstone of survival in the competitive landscape. It can boost productivity, lower costs, accelerate sales, and open up new markets for your enterprise.