Security Shield is a security suite that empowers small and medium-sized businesses to quickly take control of their business identity protection.
It offers both state-of-the-art cyber threat protection and internal fraud security —and it’s included at no additional cost with your Sage 50 subscription.1
Up to 75% of U.S. small businesses report year after year that cyber threats are a major concern.2 That’s why Sage partnered with NXG Strategies to offer Security Shield for Sage 50 customers, delivering essential fraud and data breach monitoring, preparedness, response, resolution and legal support to safeguard your business.
Additionally, small businesses can experience a disproportionate impact to immediate cash flow and annual revenue when they experience internal fraud, theft or data breach. Recent studies show that US companies lost 9.8% of annual revenue due to internal fraud and cyberattacks, and the average cost of a data breach incident in the U.S. has reached a record $10.22 million.3
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1. Sage, US SMBs Urge for Cybersecurity Education as Cyber Threats Hit an All-Time High, 2023.
2. U.S. Chamber of Commerce/MetLife Small Business Index A1 2024; Sage, US SMBs Urge for Cybersecurity Education as Cyber Threats Hit an All-Time High, 2023.
3. TransUnion’s 2025 business-fraud update (10/08/2025); and IBM/Ponemon Institute 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report.
