A cyber attack, also known as a computer network attack (CNA), varies in sort and severity. There is a hacker attack in the United States every 39 seconds, and 43% of cyber attack targets are small businesses. A cyber attack is an assault launched by cybercriminals from one or more computers against another computer, multiple computers or networks. It’s deliberate …
Your E-mail Is On The Dark Web! What Does That Mean, and What Can You Do?
First, what is the Dark Web? The dark web is a part of the internet that can only be accessed through an anonymized browser called Tor. It is one of three layers of the internet and is hidden to most users and search engines. Surface Web, which is what we access every day, accounts for 4% of the internet. The …
Attorney-Client Privilege Is at Risk for Law Firms
Lawyers build their professional relationships with clients on the understanding that whatever they discuss will remain confidential. This promise is being tested and broken every day by cyberattacks. Today’s cybercriminals are gaining unauthorized access to law firm client’s sensitive information at alarming rates. Since law firms operate as a repository of sensitive information, from proprietary trade secrets to personal data …
If you’re a small business, be prepared!
Most people think that cybercrime only happens to large companies, but be warned. Cybercrime is active and intense, and cybercriminals specifically target small businesses (organizations with less than 250 employees). Small business owners underestimate their risk, thinking they are not a target for attack, but according to the 2018 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 58% of cyberattacks happened small businesses. …
Not If, But When
Cyberattacks are a constant threat for organizations, employees, and consumers. It has been estimated that 231,354 data records are lost or stolen in a 60-minute period. Protection of data has never been more important. In April alone, in the United States, Facebook, Toyota and First American all suffered attacks that made hundreds of millions of individuals’ personal and financial information ...
Which is Better: Full Tort or Limited Tort?
The answer to that question really depends on what how you want to be covered on your auto policy for the ability to sue a negligent party. Either coverage is fine on an auto policy. Let’s look at the difference between the two. First, let’s talk about full tort. Full tort coverage gives you unrestricted rights to bring a suit ...
What Does Property Damage Cover on an Auto Policy?
When you auto policy renewal in the mail, I’m sure you look at it and think to yourself, “What am I even paying for?” One coverage you’ll see is called Property Damage. Why do you need property damage on your auto policy? Property Damage coverage on an auto policy is coverage for someone else’s property that you may damage in ...
Why Do I Need Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage On My Auto Policy?
In most cases when people purchase auto insurance they purchase whatever their agent tells them is sufficient. Most of the time an insured doesn’t know what they need or why they have certain coverages on their policy. Generally, the dollar amount of the policy is what speaks to them the most. You may think you won’t ever use those elective ...
Our New Website
Welcome to our new and improved website! We’re glad you’re here to get to know us better and learn a little about who we are, what we do, and the value we deliver. We set out a number of goals we hope the new site accomplishes for you. One goal was to better organize all of our insurance lines so …