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Is Your Website Safe? How To Stay Secure Amid Increasing Cyber Threats

Neilson Marketing Services

A single breach could lead to devastating consequences, including financial losses, legal liabilities, damage to your reputation, and the potential loss of client trust. Such breaches can lead to identity theft, legal ramifications, and irreparable damage to your reputation.

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Top 6 Insurance Policies Every IT Business in California Should Have

Jackson & Jackson

Professional Liability Insurance protects your business against claims of negligence, errors, or omissions that result in financial losses for your clients. If a client trips over cables during a meeting at your office or your equipment damages their property, General Liability Insurance provides coverage.

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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Data Breach Forensics

ProWriters

When a client experiences a data breach, the first move is obvious—find the entry point and stop the damage. Sure, you’ll need to assess the compromised data and financial losses, but to truly understand the breach and protect against future risks, data breach forensics is essential. But after the initial response , what’s next?

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Commercial Insurance Strategies To Protect Your Business

Paragon Independent Insurance Agencies

Protection against damage and theft shields you from financial losses that could affect your business sales. Enhance your insurance coverage to shield your business premises, equipment, and stored inventory and buffer yourself from financial losses.

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Is your Agency Climate-Ready for 2025? The Role of insurtech on Risk Management

InsuredMine

Of this, flooding accounted for approximately $82 billion in damages, yet only $13 billion was covered by insurance, as reported by insurance firm Aon. This is further compounded by the fact that many of the financial losses caused by these disasters are uninsured, leaving customers, businesses, and governments to pick up the bill.

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Cybersecurity in Focus: Lessons from National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Cowbell

How Cybersecurity Impacts Small Businesses For small businesses, a cyberattack can have devastating effects: Financial Loss : Cyberattacks can result in immediate financial damage through stolen funds or extortion demands from ransomware attacks. Businesses may also face costly lawsuits if customer data is compromised.

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Don’t Let Your Clients Ignore These Cyber Threat Headlines

ProWriters

Failure to do so could result in disrupted treatment, distribution, and storage of water, as well as damaged pumps and valves, among other impacts. Analysts and observers expect cyber security threats will persist and increase, as will the risk of extreme financial losses from cyber attacks.

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