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If you want your business to remain competitive even during a business disruption, you need to self-reflect.  What’s your plan against the unexpected? The truth is, numerous threats can halt your business operations at any time. If your employees cannot quickly pivot to ensure business continuity, you won’t just struggle with competition, but with survival.  The simple solution is a business continuity plan (BCP). What Is a Business Continuity Plan? Techopedia defines BCP as:

What Every Business Owner Should Know While organizations and workers have certainly benefitted from the advancement of technology, it has also introduced an unprecedented number of cybersecurity risks. Ransomware attacks, for example, hit businesses every 11 seconds in 2021.1 Therefore, if you want your business to grow and succeed, you must understand the realities of cybersecurity. The Reality of the Current Threat Landscape Did you know that the cost of cybercrime downti

Two Unavoidable Pieces of the Puzzle If building a secure and compliant work environment is akin to a putting together a jigsaw puzzle, it would still be incomplete without two essential pieces – the machines and the humans. If the machines and the humans do what they are supposed to do to ensure security and compliance, your business would remain considerably secure in the face of any major setback. Although your business may not be 100 percent immune to cyberthreats, it wou

Listed below are five of the most common myths regarding security risk analysis. Myth #1: It is optional for small providers Truth: All HIPAA-covered entities must perform a risk analysis. The same applies to providers who want to receive Electronic Health Record (EHR) incentive payments. Myth #2: Installing a certified EHR fulfills the Meaningful Use (MU) requirement Truth: Performing security risk analysis is a must even if there is a certified EHR. The MU requirement cov