In a sign of progress in societal acceptance of the issue, the need to provide mental health services has become a topic more openly discussed and addressed. Mental health is just as important as physical health – some say even more so – yet access to counselors and therapists remains an issue. A Congressional committee […]
As the number of human users of online systems continues to grow exponentially, so does the number of non-human users, like Internet-of-Things (IoT) machines, the “cloud” of digital storage, and so on. As this growth gallops along with no sign of slowing down or stopping – ever – another chilling fact comes into view. The […]
Successful businesses pride themselves on being nimble, able to accommodate slight shifts in strategy or compliance. Sometimes, though, the rules get shuffled and reset in ways that can truly test an organization’s ability to withstand the stress. Such a time appears to be upon us right now. The Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau (PCRB) has instituted […]
It’s hardly a secret that data breaches occur and carry significant costs to correct. But just how often they happen, and the true financial damages they inflict, still can be stunning. According to statistics collected by security.com, here is just a sampling of data breach fallout ramifications, compiled for 2020, the most recent year statistics […]
It only makes sense that the people closest to any given situation have the best ability to control it, protect it, or maintain it. By that same logic, those same frontline people have the most riding on the ongoing safety of any variables impacting that situation. Managing risk effectively, in other words, stands the best […]
January is National Radon Action Month. Radon is an odorless, tasteless, colorless gas that can be extremely harmful. Take a couple minutes to review what radon is, when, and how to test for it.
January is Teen Driving Awareness Month. Teens are more likely to get in car accidents than any other age group. Do you have a teen driver in your life? Take a few minutes to review the safety tips with them so they can stay safe behind the wheel.
It can be harder to stay healthy in the winter with colds, flus, and more time indoors. Take care of yourself and check out these tips to help keep you healthy all winter long.
Colder temperatures might mean turning up the thermostat, which may drive up your energy costs. There are several ways you can reduce your winter utility bills without sacrificing your comfort. Check out this special edition of Everyday Insights for National Cut Your Energy Costs Day.
The start of a new year is a good time to analyze where your business is and how you can refresh it. Here’s a checklist that will help you do just that. What are some changes you can make that will help you and your business start off right in 2024?
