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INSUREtrust Welcomes Professional Lines Account Executive Rachel Boyd
Norcross, GA (February 4, 2019) – Atlanta-based INSUREtrust is pleased to announce the addition of Rachel Boyd as a Professional Lines Account Executive on the brokering team of Executive Vice President Christiaan Durdaller. Full Press Release
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4 Tips for Creating a Human Firewall
There’s an old cliché that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. This is particularly true in cybersecurity. You can have all of the best security software and upgrades available, but none of that will ultimately matter if you make a personal mistake that...
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Preparing for a Cyber Attack: Save Money by Planning Ahead
The old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” has never been more true than when dealing with cyber security. By planning ahead of time to prepare for a cyber-attack, you’ll save both money and resources while also helping mitigate the potential...
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Cybersecurity: Hacking Has Become a $300 Billion Dollar Industry
Marriott, Equifax, Yahoo, Target, Facebook—all of these giant corporations have something in common: They have experienced high-profile data breaches. These breaches resulted in millions of customers’ personal information being compromised at the hands of...
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Cloud Security Risks: Who’s Really Responsible?
The reality of cloud computing has been around since about 2006 when Amazon and Google began to use the term in widespread campaigns. In that time, it has grown in popularity to the point that 3.6 billion people users now use this format. In fact, 97% of all...
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Money Mules: What Others Know About You, CAN Hurt You
Since the initial popularization of the Internet in the 1980’s, hackers have been trying to break into computer systems. In the beginning, it was more of an intellectual game for many hackers trying to prove themselves and earn credibility with other hackers. In the...
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Crisis Communications: Essential to Mitigate the Impact of a Data Breach
Data breaches can prove to be disastrous for your company. Not only could you potentially face civil lawsuits and government fines for failing to adequately guard your data, but you also have to worry about the public relations fallout. Customers and employees will...
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Suing Companies for Data Breach Easy with Free Automated Tool
It seems a day doesn’t go by that we don’t hear something in the news about a data breach or hack hitting a major company. In the past few weeks, Facebook has admitted that the data for over 30 million users has been compromised -- just the latest in a string of...
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Marriott’s New “Golden Rule” Should Be CyberSecurity At All Hotels
For some time now, Marriott, one of the largest hotel chains in the world, has been promoting its “Golden Rule” campaign to help promote kindness and treating others in a positive manner. However, it’s now become apparent that Marriott is in need of instituting such a...
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Wireless Routers: Security at Risk Due to Outdated Firmware
Wi-Fi routers have become ubiquitous in American businesses as a means of providing wireless Internet access. Many companies simply tuck their routers in a corner and forget about it, unless and until there is an issue with the wireless network. Unfortunately, this...
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