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I?d add that if your business handles any client data, IP, or even credit card info, you should be thinking about legal risk too. We had a sit-down with Oberheiden, and they laid out what a ransomware event could look like from a liability standpoint. It was a reality check and I would definitely recommend at least a consult if you want the legal side covered too
I added a few simple layers that made a clear difference for my own small setup. Strong passwords and MFA on every account, weekly backups stored offsite, and a basic firewall with alerts. I also started doing quick security checks for my team so everyone knows what to avoid when working remote. A small tool that helped me was running regular vulnerability scans so I could fix issues before they turned into real problems.