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How to Fit Business Insurance into Your 2014 Budget
As the New Year approaches, small-business owners return to their spreadsheets to look over their budgets and figure out what financial changes they'll make for the new fiscal year. You’ll likely ask...
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A New Holiday Tradition: 12 Days of Risk-mas
Everyone knows the holiday song "12 days of Christmas," but reports about the prevalence of data breaches over Christmas inspired us to rewrite the classic carol and give it a contemporary twist. Read...
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Where’s Your Cyber Risk Insurance Hiding?
There are two different kinds of cyber-related risks (aka liabilities) that threaten small businesses – first-party and third-party – and different small business insurance policies cover each...
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Website E&O Disclaimers: Can They Protect You?
In order to protect themselves from E&O lawsuits from online users, many companies post legal agreements on their website, such as…Terms of Use Agreements (also called Terms and Conditions...
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Should You Add an Errors and Omissions Clause to Contracts?
Any time you start working on a new project, you should sign a contract with your client. You may be wondering, how do these contracts protect me? Good question. In order for a contract to protect your...
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How Much Is E and O Insurance Worth?
Professional Liability Insurance (also called E&O Insurance) can potentially save IT businesses millions of dollars in legal fees. Take, for example, this lawsuit about to go to trial:The state of...
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How to Fit Business Insurance into Your 2014 Budget
As the New Year approaches, small-business owners return to their spreadsheets to look over their budgets and figure out what financial changes they'll make for the new fiscal year. You’ll likely ask...
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A New Holiday Tradition: 12 Days of Risk-mas
Everyone knows the holiday song "12 days of Christmas," but reports about the prevalence of data breaches over Christmas inspired us to rewrite the classic carol and give it a contemporary twist. Read...
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Where’s Your Cyber Risk Insurance Hiding?
There are two different kinds of cyber-related risks (aka liabilities) that threaten small businesses – first-party and third-party – and different small business insurance policies cover each...
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2013 Year-end Highlights: 5 Major Trends in Data Breaches and IT Liability
Between the Edward Snowden saga and the botched Obamacare rollout, 2013 was a year filled with concerns about data security and tech liabilities. Think about it: two of the biggest stories of the year...
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Certificates of Liability Insurance: Who They Protect
Understanding how Certificates of Liability Insurance work is important for small-business owners who want to sign new contracts with clients.Some times also called a Proof of Insurance, the insurance...
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How Many Data Breaches Will You Prevent in 2014?
The year 2013 was already deemed a "cyber tipping-point" by Advisen, a market research firm that argues the prevalence of data breaches and growing number of attacks on small businesses will be a game...
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Surprise! 8 Things You Didn’t Know about Your Small Business Insurance
Let's face it: small business insurance can be confusing. There's no shame in admitting that between learning the ins and outs of Property, General Liability, and Professional Liability Insurance, a...
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Anatomy of a Data Breach: Key Lessons from Target's Security Breach
Between November 27 and December 15, Target was the victim of a massive data leak. Hackers broke into Target's sales records and stole credit and debit card information for almost 40 million...
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Software Patches: The Good, the Bad, and the Liability
Over the summer, cyber criminals hacked into a web application hosted by the Department of Energy and gained access to more than 100,000 personal records. Hackers were able to break in because the DOE...
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How Much Is E and O Insurance Worth?
Professional Liability Insurance (also called E&O Insurance) can potentially save IT businesses millions of dollars in legal fees. Take, for example, this lawsuit about to go to trial:The state of...
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How to Fit Business Insurance into Your 2014 Budget
As the New Year approaches, small-business owners return to their spreadsheets to look over their budgets and figure out what financial changes they'll make for the new fiscal year. You’ll likely ask...
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A New Holiday Tradition: 12 Days of Risk-mas
Everyone knows the holiday song "12 days of Christmas," but reports about the prevalence of data breaches over Christmas inspired us to rewrite the classic carol and give it a contemporary twist. Read...
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Common IT Errors and Omissions that Trigger Lawsuits
In the same way that doctors have Malpractice Insurance, IT companies can purchase Professional Liability Insurance (often called Errors & Omissions, or E and O Insurance), which protects them from...
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Data Breach Case Study: Lessons from Target Data Heist
Before Target had even officially acknowledged it was the victim of a data breach, customers had already filed cyber liability lawsuits. Now, two weeks after the attack that exposed millions of holiday...
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