 Hi, I'm Liv Berrie and I'm a poker player with a background in astrophysics. Now, poker is a game of making strategic, calculated decisions in high-stakes situations. And the business world isn't much different. To succeed, you've got to outsmart and stay one step ahead of your opponents. This thinking applies to the real world too. Running a business always involves an element of risk. But some risks can be reduced, especially the threat of cybercrime. A breach can be disastrous. And the stats speak for themselves. For starters, there's a 50-50 chance your company will suffer a costly denial of service attack in any 12-month period. What's more, the odds of your business suffering a ransomware attack are about the same as a hurricane hitting Florida next year. What's the easiest way for cybercriminals to attack your business? Through your people and their emails. Humans are fallible and email is outdated and insecure, and so it's the easiest way for a cybercriminal to take down your company. And consider this, an employee is three times as likely to infect a colleague with a malicious email as they are to spread the flu. Do you really want to be a statistic? Paying to prevent is usually far cheaper than paying to fix. It's the safer bet. Future-proofing your business against cyber threats should always be in your field of vision. Investing in secure measures is your best bet. Especially when the average ROI of cybersecurity investment is twice as high as that of the S&P 500. So this is one investment truly worth taking. So in business, how do we make a safer bet? With secure enterprise collaboration. So when you invest in your company's future, consider that it may be time to leave email behind. They say that if you can't spot the weakest player at the table, it's you. Don't let your business be easy prey for cybercriminals. Choose why for your enterprise collaboration and win every time.