Articles that address a range of issues that comprise data security, data loss and data loss prevention.
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CPA Practice Owners - What Are Your Data Security Protections? Francine E. Love of LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the Safeguards Rule and how it applies to CPA practice owners. -
“If It Seems Too Good To Be True, It Is” – How To Spot Fraud Francine E. Love of LOVE LAW FIRM shares a Quick Tip on How To Spot Fraud -
Helping Your Employees Maintain Data Security (Building Boss Series) LOVE LAW FIRM's Francine E. Love discusses 6 strategies to help minimize your NY small business' risk of cyber attacks. -
What Exactly Is Intellectual Property? And How Do I Protect It? LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the sources of intellectual property in small businesses and what they can do to protect it. -
GDPR For US Small Businesses LOVE LAW FIRM discusses what GDPR is and how it applies to US small businesses -
The Risks When Employees Use Personal Electronic Devices For Work LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the legal risks associated when employees use their own personal devices for your small business. -
Digital Damage Control - Data Breaches and NY Small Businesses LOVE LAW FIRM explains how to handle data breaches for NYS small businesses. -
4 Tips To Protect Your Company Data 4 Tips from LOVE LAW FIRM to Protect Your Company Data from cyber attacks. In today's connected world, there are many ways bad actors try to get your data. -
Protect Your Business By Protecting Children LOVE LAW FIRM Legal Guidance for Small Businesses on COPPA Compliance -
Americans Trust Small Business - How To Keep It That Way How Privacy Policies Help Small Businesses and How To Write One -
The Risks When Employees are Using Personal Electronic Devices for Work Francine Love of LOVE LAW FIRM discusses the risks of employees using personal electronic devices such as smartphones for work to conduct company business. -
Protection On The Go: 3 Threats & Responses Learn about 3 of the greatest threats facing businesses with mobile workforces, especially when the employees use personal smartphones, tablets and laptops.