Back in March of 2013, I wrote a blog post on IT security and budgets: Maximize IT Security Regardless of Budgets. That article referenced a CIO report and emphasized how businesses could strengthen security even with limited resources. Now, over a decade later, a new CFO study sheds light on what has changed—and what has stayed […]
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Back in March of 2013 I wrote a blog post about IT security and budgets. You can check it out here: Maximize IT Security Regardless of Budgets | Lead I.T. Consulting (leaditconsulting.net). That post used a CIO report as a reference to support the details. Here we are in 2024 and a new CFO study
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If you are a CPA considering a .cpa domain migration as recommended by the AICPA, we support you! But, there are some short-term considerations to be aware of when it comes to the migration from an SEO or search engine optimization standpoint. When changing domains, even when done properly, there may be a temporary drop
A Zero-Trust Environment The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is an agency of the United States Department of Commerce whose mission is to promote American innovation and industrial competitiveness. NIST is advocating that all businesses connected to or doing business using the World Wide Web utilize a zero-trust framework to protect business and consumers alike.
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The American Society of CPA’s (AICPA) introduction of the .cpa top-level domain was in the fall of 2020. As you may or may not be aware the .cpa domain is a restricted top-level domain (TLD) that is only available to licensed CPAs and CPA firms. This domain type provides an added level of trust and
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The “Thud Factor” The term “thud factor” often comes up in discussions about cybercriminal activity, referring to the weighty numbers that are frequently cited. This term dates back to when term papers were typed and physically handed in, with the ‘thud’ of the paper hitting the desk being a measure of its heft, not necessarily
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When it comes to cyber liability there are many driving forces challenging businesses today. One major challenge concerns regulation and rules. The challenge is that standards and legal requirements only go so far in addressing the liability. And, oftentimes are regulations are only internally focused. The missing dimension that isn’t adequately addressed relates to your
