Do Your Backup Strategies Involve the Cloud?
As more and more firms assess whether the cloud is the right strategy for them, one of the first areas that is often looked at is backup.
As more and more firms assess whether the cloud is the right strategy for them, one of the first areas that is often looked at is backup.
Ron Zarin’s home and practice, www.Zarincpa.com, are in Pennsville, New Jersey, which is the direct target of the brewing “megastorm” that meteorologists predict will be combining with a cold front and a low pressure system to cause significant problems on the Northeast coast, from Virginia to Maine.
The benefits of email are a two edged sword as they can both improve a firm's effectiveness with enhanced collaboration, and can cause great embarrassment and financial loss in cases of litigation.
Five Reasons Cloud-Based Backup is Better than Local.
I had the opportunity to spend some time with Don Codling, unit head for the FBI’s CyberCrime Division, talking about the state of computer and network security around the globe. It was an interesting conversation, not because there was any real news in the current trends but because the state of cybercrime makes it clear we have to re-think our entire approach to security.
Tax & Accounting thought leaders talk about the security issues some firms and small businesses have with moving their data to the cloud.
Over the past several months, I’ve had the chance to assess the issue of computing “in the cloud,” both in terms of the benefits and the drawbacks. So far, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. But this is a very fluid situation that will require some strong due diligence and more than a little caution. Cloud […]
By the time you read this, I will have delivered a new presentation, “Crisis Communications: What Would You Do if BP Happened to You?” for the Kansas Society of CPAs. I was fortunate to be invited to speak during the KSCPA’s Business & Industry Expo in August to an audience of tax and accounting professionals […]