Gone are the days when phishing attempts were easy to identify and limited to only emails. While malicious messages are nothing new, they’re becoming more sophisticated and harder to pick out from legitimate business communications. Ways to Spot Phishing Messages
With holiday season upon us, shoppers are prepping by making lists, formulating gameplans, and looking for the best deals in town. As a business owner, your preparation likely looks a little different. Small Business Saturday is all about supporting local merchants by, you guessed it, shopping local. Here are 5 ways to make the most of it and appeal to…
Recognizing that a cyber breach is a likelihood, companies need well-planned processes to mitigate and manage operations before they become targets. In this article, we discuss how to avoid cyber breaches and how cyber insurance can help protect your business. As part of your planning, it is good practice to identify a cross-disciplinary team to engage when the crisis arises….
If you have recently changed to remote or hybrid work schedules, your current business insurance policy may need to be updated.
In an age of ransomware, hackers, and data breaches, businesses are at risk more than ever.
Find out more about the basic coverages included in a business insurance policy.
Learn the basics of business insurance and what it covers.
The cost of dealing with a data breach goes beyond repairing databases, strengthening security procedures or replacing lost laptops. Regulations requiring notifications of affected customers also drive costs for companies in which a data breach compromises personal or confidential data. Traditional business insurance may not be enough to protect companies from cyber-crime. But just how does cyber insurance work?
2020 has become the year of the remote worker, courtesy of the coronavirus pandemic. Is your business one of the many that has transitioned to remote operations? Have you considered how that change affects your insurance liabilities as a business owner?
