Businesses More at Risk for Ransomware During Holiday Season

According to Darktrace, an information technology company specializing in cybersecurity, ransomware attacks have increased by almost one-third during the past three holiday seasons, compared to the monthly average. As 2021 has been a record year for malware attacks, Darktrace predicts ransomware will surge even more. Learn how your businesses can prepare a defense against cybercriminals….

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Conflict De-Escalation Tactics During COVID-19 Restrictions

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and more businesses are reopening, masks and other restrictions may still be enforced. The employees are often in charge of enforcing such mandates which, unfortunately, is not always easy. While certain individuals will comply, others may fight back, resulting in a verbal or physical confrontation. Consider these conflict…

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Top Risks for Cannabis Businesses

In 2020, legal cannabis sales generated an estimated $15 billion in the US. Total revenue is expected to double by 2024, as more states legalize recreational marijuana and demand grows. Connecticut became the 19th state to legalize cannabis in June 2021. People over the age of 21 have been able to legally purchase and carry…

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Why Your Small Business Needs a BOP

Small to medium-sized businesses have more limited budgets than larger companies – yet less funding does not mean owners should cut corners with commercial insurance. Despite the quality of your work and the safety of your facilities, incidents happen. When an injury or property damage suddenly results in a lawsuit, that’s where insurance comes into…

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Errors & Omissions Risks for Small Businesses

As a business owner, you have confident in your products and services but not all clients will be satisfied. Even if you strive for perfection, things don’t always go as planned.

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