National Small Business Week 2026 highlights growing tax scams targeting small businesses and entrepreneurs, including spear-phishing attacks and bogus “Self-Employment Tax Credit” schemes. Learn how to protect your business with cybersecurity best practices, safeguard your EIN, recognize fraud red flags, and report suspected tax scams to the IRS before financial damage occurs.

Protect your business from unexpected losses with the right insurance coverage. Learn the essentials of property, business interruption, contingent interruption, and cyber insurance—what’s covered, what’s excluded, and how to avoid costly gaps. Understand replacement cost vs. cash value, sub-limits, and cyber risks to keep your business resilient, compliant, and financially protected after a disaster.

Cyber insurance providers want to know if your organization is prepared to manage, mitigate, and recover from cyber risks. Here’s a quick checklist of key areas they may evaluate.

Did you know that if a hacker steals money from your business account, the bank isn’t responsible for replacing it?

With hybrid work arrangements on the rise, the concern for cyber security and related risk also continues to grow. For that reason, developing a robust cyber security within an organization is pivotal.

Cyber security is not a "one-and-done" task. The landscape is changing so quickly that keeping up requires almost constant attention. With the implementation of new laws, organizations must collaborate closely with employees to ensure adequate knowledge and transparency in the event of monitoring.