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Get startedAs cybercriminals become more sophisticated tax practitioners should take a number of steps to protect themselves and their clients. This article explains what to do.
This blog post provides an overview of integrated reporting <IR>, its importance to the CPA profession, and additional resources for additional information.
This article explores the risks associated with outsourcing to third-party vendors and how to manage it.
This article describes three key steps in designing an application that financial professions will want to use.
This blog post presents three steps to take to address cloud computing security.
This article shares tips on how to prevent and detect payroll fraud.
Cybersecurity is costly, and budgets are always limited This blog post discusses five simple steps CPAs can take to help protect data without breaking the bank.
This article describes procedures preparers should take to help thwart identity thieves.
This article presents strategies for mitigating threats, limiting exposure to fraud, and curtailing losses.
This column discusses the “silent killers” of technology risk that organizations must master to protect their business.
This article discusses technology risk and provides three tips for companies seeking to strengthen their technology infrastructure:
A common type of fraud relates to expense reimbursements. This article includes a case study and four ways small and midsize companies can detect or prevent it.