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Mr. Kris Evans, a Certified Risk Management Consultant and national expert on identity theft, will present a webinar on how identity theft is affecting businesses and employees. The webinar, sponsored by Harvard Risk Management Corporation, will discuss how identity theft in the workplace is a growing crime that costs businesses millions each year and requires HR professionals to understand its impact. Those interested can register for the complimentary webinar online using the provided access code.
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Three simple steps can help companies counter internal fraud: 1) be proactive in identifying fraud risks through education and enforcing policies; 2) strengthen employment policies such as background checks and monitoring employee behavior; 3) employ data analytics tools to quickly analyze large amounts of data to identify suspicious patterns and mitigate risks early before significant damage occurs. Wynyard provides powerful software and analytics to help identify fraud and protect organizations.
Cybersecurity - you are being targeted -Keyven Lewis, CMIT SOLUTIONS
cybersecurity - You Are Being Targeted
Business executive with high-level management and hands-on analytical skill sets and over 27 years of professional experience in technical solutions and service offering development and implementation, organizational strategies for efficiency, cost controls, and bottom-line profitability, multi-million dollar enterprise-wide client engagements, compliance with schedule, budget, and quality requirements, hiring and leadership of high-performance IT employees.
Keyven Lewis, CMIT SOLUTIONS- Cybersecurity - You Are Being Targeted.
An overview to help SMB owners understand the dynamics (exp. the who, the why, and the how) of cybersecurity as it relates to their business.
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