5 tactics for effective cybersecurity management Webinar-on-Demand June 20, 2018 by Anne Petrik 0 comments 2095 viewson Risk Management Watch the webinar “Cyberthreats and Solutions for Small and Midsize Businesses.” Research shows that 62% of small and midsize firms do not have a current strategy in place for managing cybersecurity or safeguarding against cyber attack. Michael Markulec, Vistage Chair and partner & co-founder of Harbor Technology Group shared the following insights on how process …
5 lessons learned: How suppliers tried to save Toys ‘R’ Us June 11, 2018 by Marc Emmer 0 comments 10083 viewson Risk Management I know what you’re thinking – another tired post about a brick-and-mortar retailer replaced by ecommerce. But this story goes much deeper, exposing more fundamental shifts in how we handle risk management and how we will do business in the future. It’s true that Toys ‘R’ Us became the latest casualty in a retail sector …
Keep hackers out of your business May 24, 2018 by Joe Galvin 0 comments 2901 viewson Risk Management You read about it all the time — headline-grabbing data breeches at big companies that compromise millions of customers and suppliers, exposing valuable personal and financial data. The result is ruined credit, tattered corporate reputations and compromised identities. Here is what you don’t read about every day — data breeches at small and midsize companies. …
Cyberthreats and solutions for small and midsize businesses May 3, 2018 by Joe Galvin 0 comments 6908 viewson Risk Management Cyberattacks against businesses and individuals are on the rise, translating into enormous costs in terms of system downtime, resources and money. If a business hasn’t yet been hacked, it’s only a matter of time before it will be. Hackers are becoming increasingly skilled and professional, and their tactics are becoming more sophisticated and successful. Download …
Hurricane update: IRS facilitates withdrawals from 401(k) September 8, 2017 by Kirsten Curry 0 comments 5524 viewson Risk Management The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that participants of 401(k) plans (and other types of company-sponsored retirement plans) affected by Hurricane Harvey, are automatically approved to obtain a hardship withdrawal and/or participant loan from their 401(k) plan. This means that business owners and their employees can access their retirement monies as financial assistance for recovery …
