Cybersecurity Myth Busters: 6 Things Small Businesses Still Get Wrong
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and it’s a good time to take stock of what you actually know vs. what you think you know when it comes to cybersecurity.
5 Ways AI Can Support Disaster Preparedness Planning
Most businesses know they should have a disaster recovery plan. But few have one that’s current, tested and complete.
5 Overlooked Business Habits That Save the Most Time
New software, AI tools and productivity systems all promise to help, but the businesses that run with the fewest interruptions usually have one thing in common: better habits.
Your Business Needs a Back-to-School Checklist
There’s something impressive about how well families execute the back-to-school season. Backpacks are ready, bedtimes are adjusted and the route to school is planned out.
The 15-Minute Meeting Every Leadership Team Should Have
You may assume the answer is yes, but many businesses don’t discover gaps in communication, decision-making and operational planning until they’re responding to a disruption in real time.
The AI Mistake Most Businesses Are About to Make
Every business has a technology purchase they wish they could take back. A CRM system that nobody fully used.
Expert advises caution as Cyberattacks target infrastructure
Cybercriminals are actively targeting critical infrastructure, including local water and wastewater systems, according to recent reports from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
When the Emergency Hits, It’s Too Late to Plan
When your flight hits turbulence, the last thing you want to hear from the pilot is “Give me a minute. I’ve never handled this before.”
The 4 Most Expensive Backup Assumptions Businesses Make
Mike Tyson once said, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” In business, that punch usually comes in the form of a disruption you assumed you were ready for.
The Fire Drill No Business Owner Wants to Run
Fire drills do more than satisfy a policy or check off a requirement. They help people get comfortable with the process before pressure sets in and answer the question that matters: Will this work when we need it?