Business Leases Are Not the Same as Apartment Leases

Business Leases Are Not the Same as Apartment Leases

Business leases vary dramatically from leases for private apartments or homes. For private dwelling leases, the landlord is often on the hook for almost every property-related expense. Most commercial leases may have lower rent for the space, but everything building-related is likely the tenant’s responsibility, from insurance to maintenance.  Looking at the different lease types will help you see that rent is only a small factor when looking at other costs and liabilities you might not know of.

How To Travel Securely With Your Computer and Devices

How To Travel Securely With Your Computer and Devices

I recently returned from a business trip, so this topic is fresh on my mind.  There are a lot of different levels of protection you may need depending on where you are going and what information and communication you have to keep from prying eyes.  Here is what I...
Cybersecurity Takes Place Offline, Too

Cybersecurity Takes Place Offline, Too

Most of the time cybersecurity focuses on online threats. While this is important as there are plenty of people fiddling to see if they can trick you or find a way to remotely break into your computer or online accounts, sometimes we let our guard down in our physical...
Small Business Password Management

Small Business Password Management

Poor password management is probably the cause of most of my calls and emails that begin with the phrase “I think I’ve been hacked…”. There is a wonderful darkweb site (pwndb) that has a searchable database of email logins with passwords in plain text from a number of...

Protect Your Operation From ID Theft

We all have some level of awareness about identity theft through personal experience or the media. Businesses are becoming an increasing target market for identity theft, with business identity theft up 100 percent in 2019 and estimated to have grown 258 percent so...

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