Cyber Technology created opportunities for workplace deviance by making it possible to break into companies servers and information databases. Cyber attackers like to target small businesses because they can easily gain access to customer credit card information and bank accounts, supplier networks and employee financial and personal data. These attacks costs businesses from $7.2 million to $11.7 million. Cyber criminals can attack companies with an inside attack, malware, distribution denial of service, and password attacks. One of the most common cybersecurity attacks are phising attacks or emails. Those attacks lure you into thinking you won something or you need to connect your information which is not the actual case. Another way that cyber criminals attack companies is by calling over the phone, or a scam that’s in place to get your information, or the businesses information. cybersecurity is the prevention of damage to, protection of, and restoration of computers, electronic communication services, wire communication, and electric communication, including info contained, to ensure its availability, integrity, authentication, and confidentiality. A cybersecurity incident can be detrimental to a business, customer relations, business partners, and potential community. Most consumers are worried about their personal security, and privacy because they want to protect their personal information. An incident can cause damage to information systems, regulatory fines and penalties or legal fees, decreased productivity, loss of information critical in running the business, an adverse reputation or loss of trust from customers, damage to credit and inability to get loans from banks, and kiss of business income.