Mitigate Risks

The holiday season is upon us, and businesses of all kinds are gearing up for the annual surge in sales. Amidst the distractions of the holiday hustle and bustle, fraudsters are also busy preparing for their most lucrative season.

Fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated, using cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and deepfakes to outsmart traditional defenses. Watch our webinar replay today featuring AI experts and top government cybersecurity specialists as they discuss the latest AI fraud trends and emerging threats. 

We already know that we can’t always trust what we read. Fraudulent texts, fake emails, and online misinformation are pervasive. And now, with the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), it’s becoming increasingly difficult to trust what we see and hear in any medium.

Insurance companies are laser-focused on maintaining sufficient levels of regulatory capital. Sale-leasebacks enhance balance sheet efficiency by replacing non-earning fixed assets with cash and equity.

If you’ve never formally heard of account takeover, you’re still likely familiar with the concept. It’s a type of cybercrime where a malicious party accesses and then takes control of a victim’s online account, such as an email address, bank account, or social media profile.

Account takeover is on the rise and can have costly consequences – particularly in the business arena, which typically has more sizeable financial accounts at stake.

The threat of malware is a top security concern for businesses. To protect your company and its assets from these disruptive software attacks, it’s crucial to know what malware is, how it works, and how to protect your business and employees from becoming victims.

In 2023 alone, an estimated $3.1 trillion in illicit funds flowed through the global financial system. Projected global losses from scams and bank fraud schemes exceeded $485 billion.

In today's digital age, businesses face an ever-growing array of cyber threats, and one that’s becoming increasingly prominent is smishing. Smishing — a blend of "SMS" and "phishing" — is a form of phishing that takes place through fraudulent text messages (SMS).

In this guide, we will look at some of the most significant problems paper causes in property management businesses, and solutions to cut costs and improve efficiency.

In today's fast-paced digital age, mobile devices have become an integral part of our personal and professional lives. With the increasing reliance on smartphones, tablets, and even smart watches for various tasks, businesses must emphasize mobile device safety to safeguard sensitive information and protect against security threats.

Nonprofits play a vital role in society, tackling critical issues from poverty and hunger to environmental protection and education. But just like any organization, they are vulnerable to mismanagement and ethical lapses. That’s where good governance plays a role in sustaining your nonprofit.

Assessing a nonprofit organization's financial health involves more than having enough money to keep the lights on. It's about effectively carrying out your mission, building relationships with donors and securing the resources you need to make a lasting impact.