Is your personal information at risk for identity theft? Is your business data protected from hackers, from natural disasters, even from cleaning staff who unplug your server by mistake? It’s not a matter of IF you’re going to have a data problem, it’s when. Fortunately, you can take precautions now to protect your personal finances and your company.
One in 15 Americans will be victims of identify theft and the impact can be devastating. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, the consequences for victims include:
In 2017, 61% of small businesses experienced a cyber attack and six out of 10 of them were out of business within six months.
The costs of a data breach can include legal fines, litigation expenses and remediation charges, not to mention business disruption, information loss and damage to your company’s reputation.
While there is no perfect security solution, doing nothing is no longer an option. Here are six specific action steps to get you started:
Alloy Silverstein now offers Identity Theft Defense, a one-time service to help safeguard your personal information and SOC reports to evaluate the effectiveness of your business cybersecurity controls.
The expert panel at our 2018 Security Symposium included moderator Julie Strohlein, CPA and speakers Ren Cicalese III, CPA, MST, Alloy Silverstein; Scott Kinka, Evolve IP; Mary Anne Schafer, SMI Network and Cloud Experts; Denise L. Sanders, Esq., Capehart Scatchard, P.A.; Joseph Haggerty, CPCU, ARM, CRM, CIC, CISR of Hardenbergh Insurance Group; and Harry Srolovitz, Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office.
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