According to the Consortium for Information and Software Quality (CISQ), cyber resilience involves building a system that can endure malicious attacks and continue working in unexpected circumstances. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses in the U.S. have adopted teleworking. While teleworking helps to prevent the spread of Read More
4 Reasons Why Your Business Must Be Cyber Resilient in a COVID-19 World
7January,2021
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Preventing Slips and Falls: Floor Cleaning and Maintenance
Slips are one of the most common causes of serious accidents in the workplace. Not only can they cost a business a substantial amount of money to pay for injuries and associated medical expenses, but they can negatively impact a business’s reputation. From mopping to debris left in walkways, there are a number of incidents that could cause a Read More
How Water Damage is the Top Cause of Loss
Do you know what’s one of the most common types of homeowners insurance claims? It’s water damage. Perhaps that’s not surprising when you consider that pipe bursts and broken appliances happen to just about every homeowner at some point. What’s more, these events are costly – more so than people may realize. According to Chubb Personal Risk Read More
Red Flag Days in Effect Until Further Notice in L.A. County
4December,2020
By Admin | | No CommentsA Red Flag Day is when weather conditions indicate the potential for a fast-moving brush fire is extremely high. The conditions are defined as wind speeds 25 mph or more and humidity 15% or less. Keep up to date by signing up for Red Flag warnings at this link. View Local Hillside Fire Cameras at this link Please take a moment to run Read More
How to Use Public Wi-Fi Safely in 2020
With airports, hotels, restaurants, theaters, coffee shops, and doctors offices now offering free Wi-Fi access to visitors, using your tech to stay connected while on the go is easier than ever. While it is convenient, there is one thing you need to keep in mind while using these open networks: security. Public Wi-Fi networks don’t always have high Read More
Watch Out For Fake Coronavirus Contact Tracing Calls
Although it’s hard to believe, there are many criminals taking advantage of the coronavirus. Federal and local officials are warning people to be on high alert and watch out for scams during the pandemic, including suspicious phone calls from some scammers posing as contact tracers. Many individuals have already received phone calls from criminals, Read More
Homeowners Insurance: What It Is and What It Covers
Your home is more than just a roof over your head. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a homeowner looking to learn more about protecting your property, you need to understand the basics of homeowners insurance in Los Angeles, CA. To help you understand the ins and outs of homeowners insurance coverage, read on. What is homeowners Read More
Updated Workplace Protocols Regarding COVID-19 Signage Regulations
17November,2020
By Admin | Updated Workplace Protocols Regarding COVID-19 Signage Regulations | No CommentsPlease click on the links below for more information. CA COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave for non-food sector employees: https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/COVID-19-Non-Food-Sector-Employees-poster.pdf Reopening safer at work and in the community revised order: http://www.ph.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/reopening-la.htm Read More
