This is the time of year that taxes are on our minds. Whether from the business’ perspective of preparing and sending W2’s, to the individual looking forward to a refund, it is tax time. Tax time is a golden opportunity for criminals to steal identities, tax refunds, credit card numbers, and credentials. In 2016, the IRS reported a whopping 400% increase in phishing scams, and 2017 will see new and more sophisticated schemes.
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A New Year's Resolution? On January 26th? YES. Even if January is nearing its end, 2017 is just beginning and your goals shouldn't be confined to a few weeks. In fact, if 'learn a new skill' didn't make your list of resolutions, it was just a first draft. You can learn something (or several things) at Integrity's Learning and Collaboration Center (@ITSConnects). Take advantage of the space and opportunity to expand your skillset this year.
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If your business isn't currently leveraging IT consulting, your business is missing out. Finding a technology partner that can provide consulting to your business gives your company a unique edge and sets you up for a bright future.
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Is your business prepared for anything? With the new year underway, now is the perfect time to ask yourself that question. One part of 'anything' you should be concerned with is tech security and Disaster Recovery. The latter is integral to keeping your company afloat in the event of a catastrophe. A disaster can take many forms and you should have a plan in place that covers as many of them as possible. The most likely is a cyber attack of some kind. Cyber criminals prowl around looking for vulnerable targets and if your company has data that's ripe for the stealing, attemps will be made. Your tech security is your first line of defense. If it becomes compromised, your Disaster Recovery plan takes over.
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At the beginning of each year, it's good business to take stock of where you are and where you want to go. For businesses, it is time to take a closer look at tech security policy and make changes to strengthen it to protect sensitive data from leaking. Security will continue to be a growing area of concern for businesses as cyber crime continues to rise.
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