Data & Security

Jamie Beresford from Practice Protect explains why email is the primary cyber threat for accountants, and how you can safeguard your firm against attacks.

Jamie Beresford from Practice Protect shares four common cybersecurity threats to your firm and best practices for protection and effectively managing risk.

Have you taken these basic measures to protect your accounting firm from a cyber attack?

Understand exactly what matters when it comes to SOC 2 compliance in this complete guide.

Karbon CEO, Stuart McLeod discusses why and how security and privacy should be embedded deeply into the culture of your accounting practice.

The ISO 31000 and the COSO ERM guidelines are acknowledged as the best frameworks for enterprise risk management. Learn about the two guidelines, and your firm can leverage them.

Implementing SOX helps prevent accounting fraud, data theft, and can limit cybersecurity attacks. As an accountant, this is what you need to know.

GDPR has changed the way many companies around the world handle client data and communications. This is what you need to know.

A cybersecurity policy isn't an option for your business. It's a necessity. These are the key considerations.

GDPR laws require you to safeguard against security breaches and protect client data. Even if you're not based in the EU, it's likey you're still affected.

If your communication channels aren’t protected, then the information that’s being shared cannot be considered private.

If you run an accounting firm or other professional service business, you have all kinds of sensitive information on hand. You can’t afford to leave it accessible to the world.