Managing Risk
The 4 Cyber Attacks Business Owners Need to Watch Out For
Protecting your business and customer data can seem daunting in this ever-changing landscape of cyber security. By educating yourself on some of the most common cyber threats, you can begin to take action to protect your company and... Continue
9 Signs Your Small Business is About to Get Hacked
You can never really tell if your small business is going to be hacked. But the likelihood is high. In fact, according to a 2015 report, 62% of small and medium sized companies have been hit by a data breach. Even if you take every... Continue
Commercial Property Insurance Tax-Deductions: Everything You Need to Know
[This article has been updated to reflect the new tax law that went into effect on January 1, 2018] As the actress Helen Mirren has said, “I don't believe that if you do good, good things will happen. Everything is completely accidental... Continue
5 Tips for Choosing a Commercial Property Insurance Plan
The macro-economic picture of the United States now looks stronger following the Great Recession that began in 2008. And, as a part of this economic recovery, demand for construction services has begun to grow and commercial property... Continue
Could Your Own Employees Make Your Business More Hackable?
If you think your small business is safe from data breaches, think again. A recent survey found that small businesses are an attractive target for hackers since they possess and manage sensitive consumer data, and have fewer security... Continue
7 Security Steps All Small Businesses Should Take to Prevent Data Breaches
Digital criminals are on the prowl, and they're after business data of all kinds, hunting for vulnerable companies of all sizes. The lay of the cybersecurity landscape is one that includes a lot of unnecessary loss.... Continue
7 Passwords You Should Never Use at Your Small Business
Owning a small business means owning data. You're constantly acquiring new information related to your customers, your financial details, and all the vendors and contractors with whom you work. One cyber criminal, though, one lucky... Continue