Tuesday, October 26, 2021You've probably heard of the recent cyberattacks on large, nationally recognized companies like T-Mobile and Colonial Pipeline. But small businesses are equally at risk. Ready for the numbers? Post-cyber attack, only 17% of small businesses are financially prepared to recover their losses. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 12, 2021Has your company fully settled into remote working arrangements or decided to start opening up offices? Either way, you should carefully analyze your existing coverages and the market's emerging insurance offerings. The COVID pandemic single-handedly created the most dynamic shift of the century for companies in New York and across the globe. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, September 28, 2021Since the pandemic, cyber risks have been on a steep upward trend in New York and globally. Cybercrime has cost the global market around 6$ trillion in damages. As more companies leave their digital footprints all over the web, there is an increased need to invest in cybersecurity measures, regardless of what type of business you run. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, September 14, 2021We use passwords in many ways to protect our confidential or private data, our systems, and networks. From authenticating operating systems users, and applications such as email and remote access to protecting files and other stored information, passwords have acquired an essential role in maintaining our security. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 31, 2021Workers' compensation is the coverage employers offer to workers who injure themselves or fall ill during or because of their job. It's called 'compensation' because your sick or injured staff can use this money to recover medical costs or lost income. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 17, 2021Are you in the HVAC business? If so, you’d understand how challenging the environment can be. The daily hustle of an HVAC contractor involves successfully installing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning appliances and routinely repairing and maintaining each customer’s systems. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 3, 2021Staying up to date on the latest trends that have occurred during the past few months is vital for the success of all businesses and professions. 2021 brought upon us an unprecedented reaction to the coronavirus, challenging employers to make a wide range of organizational adjustments. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 20, 2021 Getting hurt on the job can be annoying at best, and fatal at worst. Workers’ compensation takes care of the medical and liability costs involved in the event of a work-related injury. But workers’ compensation claims can become a tedious and painful process for all parties involved - especially if there are any communication gaps. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 6, 2021 If your organization has peak and non-peak seasons, you might be accustomed to hiring a few extra temporary or contract workers during busier times or sudden projects to meet the demand without raising your labor costs too much. But how would this affect your situation if one of the contract workers got hurt on the job? READ MORE >>
Friday, June 18, 2021 July has been marked in American calendars as the National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month by the country's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The reason they did this is to raise awareness about stolen vehicles (more than 800,000 were stolen in 2020 alone) so that you can stay safe, safeguard your vehicles, and save money. READ MORE >>
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