Posts by Craig Morsberger

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  1. Don’t Let A Flash Flood Take You by Surprise: Tips to be Prepared

    Floods are the most frequent and costly national disasters that can cause significant economic losses. But did you know, that flash floods can be even more devastating? It is mostly because the speed at which water accumulates to dangerous levels can often catch unsuspecting people by surprise.

  2. Cybersecurity Awareness Training: A Cost-Effective Protection Against Cyber Threats

    In the first two posts of this interview series with Chad Quarles, Senior CISO Advisor from Hartman Executive Advisors, we have discussed the importance of implementing Multi-Factor Authentication and data backup to help your business qualify for Cyber insurance. Today, we will explore cybersecurity awareness training.   While insurance carriers have not yet been asking for cybersecurity […]

  3. Data Backup: Why Your Small Business Needs It and How to Get It

    The prevalence of cyber-attacks has had a devastating impact on businesses over the past couple of years. As a result, insurance companies are now asking businesses to implement certain cybersecurity measures to qualify for Cyber coverage. As we discussed in the Multi-Factor Authentication blog, one of these requirements entails installing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) software to […]

  4. Multi-Factor Authentication: Why Your Small Business Needs It and How to Get It

    With the number and severity of cyber-attacks increasing over the past few years, most insurance companies are now asking for certain cybersecurity measures to be implemented for businesses to qualify for Cyber insurance at all. These measures include Multi-Factor Authentication and Data Backup. As a result, we have seen an increase in PSA clients asking […]

  5. How to Prevent Ransomware Attacks

    Cyber risk is real and evolving. In today’s interconnected digital world, all businesses that use technology and handle sensitive data are exposed to cyber risks. According to the 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations report, 56% of breaches took months or longer to discover. The 2020 Verizon report finds that Phishing was the top threat behind […]

  6. Choosing Resiliency in Times of Uncertainty

    “Psychologists define resilience as the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or significant sources of stress — such as family and relationship problems, serious health problems, or workplace and financial stressors. As much as resilience involves ‘bouncing back’ from these difficult experiences, it can also involve profound personal growth.” […]

  7. 14 Steps to Avoid Winter Damage to Your Home

    With the holidays behind us, we’re officially in the snowy season of winter. When a snow storm hits, we’re all concerned about the roads and travelling, but the condition of our roof, gutters, and pipes are not top-of-mind. However, each year, winter weather causes frozen and burst pipes, ice dams, power outages and other damages […]

  8. What Is Cyber Insurance and Why Is It the New “Must Have” for Businesses?

    If you’re like millions of business people, your usual Monday morning probably consists of starting up your computer, checking email, catching up on news and trends related to your industry, logging into systems, and getting a general lay of the land to plan out your week. If your typical routine doesn’t involve technology in some […]

  9. Are Volunteers Covered Under Workers Compensation or Liability Policy?

    Volunteers are an incredible asset to countless organizations and businesses, from schools and non-profits to eldercare centers and hospitals. According to the latest study by the Corporation for National and Community Service, about 77.34 million people volunteered through an organization last year. The cost-savings of using volunteers are substantial, adding up to an estimated value […]