Maintaining cybersecurity already proves difficult in a traditional office, but even more so for companies that have abruptly shifted to remote work because of the COVID-19 pandemic
Hiring, managing and terminating employees is a complex business – especially for small businesses, where managing liability risks is more important than ever.
It’s vital that your clients and their sensitive data have adequate protection against such cyber attacks – but how can you make sure of this?
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Industry experts explore how you can best protect your clients against costly natural catastrophe losses with innovative new solutions
Join this free webinar on SMML insurance and learn how it may affect your policyholders, and how you can guide them to the proper coverage
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Managing risk on a frequent basis is the primary function of any commercial companies’ risk or safety manager, but you as their agent have a valuable role in leveraging the risk/safety manager to prevent claims. While there is no doubt having an active risk management/safety plan will impact claims frequency, the better risk plan is built in accordance with industry regulations.
Whether a data breach, a ransom ware virus or email scam, 43% of all cyber attacks in 2015 were targeted at small to mid sized businesses.
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A longtime advocate for cultural change within organizations, David Pomstells IBA how his brokerage, Poms & Associates, has been at the forefront of loss control
Using a single credit source to price insurance policies for small businesses creates a significant gap in underwriting data, writes Sharon Maloney
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