So, you’ve completed a cybersecurity self-assessment. Maybe it was part of an insurance application, a compliance review, or a tool you found online. You answered questions about MFA, backups, training, and policies—then got a score or a risk category.

As trusted advisors to businesses and stewards of sensitive financial data, CPA firms face a unique cyber risk profile. But too many firms—especially small and midsize practices—still operate under dangerous misconceptions about cybersecurity.

When it comes to cyber liability insurance, most companies focus on coverage limits, exclusions, and premiums. But one factor often gets overlooked—how penetration testing influences your ability to secure, retain, and actually benefit from that coverage.

When it comes to managing cyber risk, time and budget are always limited. But not all security controls are created equal—some have an outsized impact on both your technical security and your legal and financial exposure.

Effectively conveying cyber risks to the board is crucial for securing the necessary support and resources. Learn how to present cybersecurity information in a clear, concise, and compelling manner tailored for financial services.

In 2025, cyber insurance underwriting has become more stringent than ever. Insurers are no longer just checking boxes—they're conducting thorough evaluations of your organization's cybersecurity posture before issuing or renewing policies. Failing to meet these heightened expectations can lead to ...

A cybersecurity risk assessment is only as valuable as what you do next.

Most small business owners don’t think they’re sitting on a cyber liability time bomb. But in our work with clients across industries, we’ve found that the riskiest exposures usually aren’t high-profile breaches—they’re overlooked business practices that quietly create legal, financial, and ...

The Rise of Cascading Cyber Insurance Requirements—and What They Mean for Your Business