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Non-Techie Cybersecurity Update for Tax Practitioners
It’s hard to stay abreast of all the things going on in the cybersecurity realm, so this update is for non-techie tax practitioners who want to understand current compliance requirements, cybersecurity program best practices, cyber liability insurance trends, and cost-effective options for mitigating their risks.
Business Continuity Planning for Non-Techies
One of the best ways to mitigate ransomware risk is to have a good Business Continuity Plan (BCP) in place. A good BCP can also help you ensure high client satisfaction in the event of other issues like natural disasters, equipment issues, software issues, and other business disruptions.
Understanding Your Cybersecurity Tech Options: How Non-Techies Can Mitigate Their Malware Risks
Confused by all of the techno-mumbo jumbo around cybersecurity technologies? Let us help demystify it for you. Attend this session designed specifically for non-techies to be talked through the major cybersecurity risk areas (malware protection, device management, email protection, backup, secure document exchange, e-Signatures, etc.) and the types of options of solutions in each area that helps mitigate your risks. You’ll leave this session with a better sense of your residual cybersecurity risks, and potential option to talk to your IT person about to help mitigate those risks.
How Small Firms Use MS Teams for Internal & Client Communication & Collaboration
As email is becoming out of control and less secure, new methods of communicating are needed for both internal and external firm communication. In this session, you will learn how a small firm uses Microsoft Teams for their internal communication and structure as well as how to use it to collaborate with clients.
