August 22, 2019
Small organizations, even those with websites with just a few visitors, are not immune from hacking attempts. Learn more, including how to protect your organization. Read more...
An employer asks Jack McCalmon, Esq. whether there is a risk in not accepting the counter-offer of a candidate who is older and more experienced - and knows it. Read more...
One employer fails to comply with the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act. We examine the consequences and why this risk can lead to a class action. Read more...
Recent News
Not All Search Engine Sites Are Safe: The Fallibility Of Blacklisting
Blacklisting helps users avoid malware-infected sites, but there are flaws. We examine. Read More
Ransomware: Still A Risk For All Organizations
Cybercriminals often spread ransomware and other malware through phishing emails. Learn why employee training should not be your only protection. Read More
Cybercriminals Targeting Organizations And Individuals With Email Compromise Scams
Real estate scams and similar cybercrimes can cost organizations thousands of dollars. Learn how to spot the signs and reduce your risk. Read More
Recent Articles
Taking Steps To Avoid The "Paternity Shaming" Of New Fathers
New fathers can take FMLA leave time to bond with a new child after a birth or adoption. We examine what managers need to know. Read More
New York Changes Harassment Law Standards, And Illinois Mandates Sexual Harassment Training
New York has made it easier for employees to sue employers for harassment, and Illinois now mandates sexual harassment training. Read about the developments. Read More
Can Your Employees Recognize A Phishing Attempt? You Make The Call
Phishing attacks are becoming commonplace. Do your employees know how to spot them? You make the call and join the conversation. Read More