The Four-Day Working Week Is the Future - Here's Why
Posted: July 9, 2021
Does Your Business Change in the Summer? Each industry has its own unique business cycles: some are steady throughout the months, while others peak and valley. Many seasonal entrepreneurs feel their businesses are too small to necessitate coverage without realizing how critical it is that they are protected as businesses that operate year-round. With the seasonal peaks summer brings for many, here are some factors...
How to Spot Phishing Attacks
Posted: October 25, 2019
Gone Phishing: Don't Take the Bait The 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report indicates that one third of cyberattacks involve phishing traps. These scams involve imitating a reputable source to induce staff to reveal sensitive information. As companies increase awareness of these cons, cyber criminals increase their efforts, making tactics more sophisticated. How can you protect your company? First, educate yourself and staff about current...
General Liability vs. Professional Liability: The Difference?
Posted: January 24, 2019
General Liability vs. Professional Liability: The Difference? Business professionals bear the burden of responsibility in two distinct arenas: general liability and professional liability. Both types of coverage are necessary to secure sufficient protection for your business. Here's the difference: General liability offers protection against costs associated with property damage, medical expenses, settlements, and slander. For example, if a customer comes into your store, slips, falls,...
Keeping Your Wifi Network Secure
Posted: December 3, 2018
How to Reduce Your Commercial Property Insurance Costs Owning and operating a commercial property involves myriad expenses. If you're like most property owners, you strive to keep these costs to a minimum. Some are more challenging to shave than others. Fortunately, when it comes to your insurance, you can take several steps to reduce your premium and boost your bottom line. Determine your deductible: If...
Working From Home Tips
Posted: October 25, 2018
INSURANCE Identity Theft: It Happens to Businesses, Too In 2017, there were 10,000 cases of business identity theft in the United States. Credit agency Experian reports small and midsize businesses in North America are losing up to $1 billion a year to these imposters. Crimes include tax fraud, credit card use, and website ransom. Is your business protected? Too often, smaller businesses are targets for...
