Cyber and the CFO
Cyberattacks pose a huge financial risk, but are CFOs stepping up as they should to improve cyber resilience?...
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With more people working at home, businesses risk greater exposure to fraud and cybercrime...
As cyber-attacks continue to spike mid-pandemic, making cybersecurity a focus in your business now is vital, says CFO Stephen McCarthy...
Remote working will help curb the spread of COVID-19, but firms must also protect their staff from computer-borne viruses...
Data breaches can cost businesses millions of dollars. Here’s how to make that number zero. Brought to you by ASI Solutions...
The Australian government wants cybersecurity high on a board’s list of responsibilities, so what do directors need to know?...
Cybersecurity is vital, but businesses must also map out what to do if they suffer a successful cyber attack...
More accountants are protecting data using multi-factor authentication, a trend organisations and experts are keen to encourage...
COVID-19 put a blowtorch to long-standing problems in the not-for-profit sector. How can CAs help in this forced shake-up?...
The pandemic delivers a perfect set of circumstances for the fraud triangle – opportunity, motivation and rationalisation...
NZ insolvency practitioners warn many businesses will close permanently in February and March after coronavirus supports end...
From the economic fallout of the lockdown comes a question of whether to go insolvent or not. Business owners need to know that a restructure could be a viable option...
NZ’s temporary “safe harbour” legislation gives directors relief from reckless trading penalties, but it’s not a free pass...
COVID-19’s impact on the domestic insurance market appears mild, but don’t be complacent. Brought to you by Crombie Lockwood...
If a CA’s behaviour poses an imminent risk to clients, CA ANZ can impose an interim suspension. But people need to speak up...