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To meet controls of HIPAA/ISO/HITRUST and even NIST you can not have shared emails! Join Justin Massey 's webinar to learn why, you will be shocked by the risk it plays in your business!

🗓 Shared email accounts like dispatch, billing, and support are more likely to be compromised and can lead to compliance violations. Join us for our webinar on February 27 to learn how you can secure these email accounts.

Transactional emails can provide direct, open communication of essential updates to your customers. Check out four use cases for transactional emails: ⏰ Reminders - Send messages that let customers know they have an action to complete, such as a renewal date or meeting time. 🔐 Password resets - Instantly deliver password reset messages to users, preventing extended periods where users can't access their accounts. ✅ Verifications - Send a verification notice to users to protect the security of their accounts. 👍 Confirmations - When a customer has completed an action, such as a form fill, subscription change, or new order, send them an email letting them know it has gone through correctly.

Spreadsheets? In this economy? While 87% of security providers are open to delivering their services through a compliance automation platform, half are still using spreadsheets to manage customer compliance. This approach is often disorganized and can impact efficiency, productivity, and revenue potential. It can also put audits at risk if the information is hard to find or improperly documented. Check out our State of Continuous Compliance report for more insights and to learn how ditching the spreadsheets can help create a differentiated, more valuable offering for your clients — and greater revenue growth and efficiency for your business. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/gVc4YM_K

As a business owner, do you ever wonder whether you are doing enough to protect your customers' sensitive information? Let's explore seven essential strategies to reinforce trust and preserve customer data's integrity. 👇

Ready to boost your business with IT managed services? Choosing the right support partner is key. Visit our blog to discover how a good IT managed service company can improve efficiency, productivity, security and customer relationships.- https://hubs.li/Q02r1dxB0 #ITManagedService

Failure to properly manage your network might invite multiple challenges, like downtime ⏱️, lost productivity 💼, employee dissatisfaction 😞, and even loss of customer trust. But don’t worry. You can manage your network much better with an IT service provider by your side. Discover cost-effective strategies to overcome network challenges without compromising your network’s integrity and security. Reach out before it’s too late. www.emtech.ae #NetworkChallenges #EfficientManagement

Security questionnaires can make or break your deals. Drawing from our experience of answering almost 2 million security questions, this blog offers invaluable insights into the review process and tips for responding effectively. Learn how to efficiently address these complex questionnaires to build customer assurance and complete reviews in under 12 hours. Read blog 🔗: https://bit.ly/4f976x9 #SecurityQuestionnaires #SecurityReviews #DataProtection #Compliance #CustomerAssurance #SecureData

Failure to properly manage your network might invite multiple challenges, like downtime, lost productivity, employee dissatisfaction and even loss of customer trust. But don’t worry. You can manage your network much better with an IT service provider by your side. Discover cost-effective strategies to overcome network challenges without compromising your network’s integrity and security. Reach out before it’s too late. Lean On Me I.T. info@leanonmeit.com #NetworkChallenges #EfficientManagement

Does your business process very large credit card transactions and your funds are held for days or longer by your merchant account provider? Getting a large transaction approved by your merchant account provider typically involves the following steps: Contact Provider: Reach out to your merchant account provider to inform them of the upcoming large transaction. This helps avoid any automatic fraud flags or holds. Provide Details: Be ready to supply detailed information about the transaction, including the amount, the nature of the sale, the customer's details, and any relevant documentation. Verification: Your provider may need to verify the transaction to ensure it is legitimate. This could involve verifying customer identity, confirming the transaction amount, and checking for any signs of potential fraud. Approval Process: Depending on the provider, the approval process can include internal review, risk assessment, and possibly involving higher management or specific risk departments. Follow Up: Keep in close communication with your provider during the process and be prepared to provide additional information if needed. Confirmation: Once approved, you'll receive a confirmation from your provider. Ensure you receive this before completing the transaction. By proactively communicating with your provider and being prepared with all necessary information, you can streamline the approval process for large transactions. For more answers schedule a call calendly.com/jsaluk