The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has introduced updated cybersecurity risk management rules, initially proposed in February 2022. These regulations, which apply to investment advisers, registered investment companies, and business development companies, require entities categorized as “advisers” and “funds” to comply with enhanced cybersecurity measures.
The SEC’s 2023 Cybersecurity Initiatives: New Rules for Enhanced Security
In 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reaffirmed its focus on data security, cybersecurity, and IT operational resilience. The SEC proposed three significant regulatory updates aimed at improving transparency, recordkeeping, and breach reporting across the financial sector.
How cyber-resilience goes beyond cybersecurity
We empower security-focused organizations and their supply chains to achieve true cyber-resilience through a bold, all-encompassing approach that transcends traditional cybersecurity—fortifying defenses, driving adaptability, and ensuring rapid recovery from cyber threats.
A.I. Powered Crowd Thermal Monitoring Solution Launched by BizCare® Helps Hospitals Education and Businesses
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Lafayette, CA., April 7, 2020 -- BizCare recently released its new Crowd Thermal Monitoring Solution which helps organizations enforce their own safety and health procedures.
Although temperature screening cannot exclusively determine employee or patron wellness, BizCare's Crowd Thermal Monitoring Solution leverages artificial intelligence, non-invasive thermal imaging, together with advanced cyber-security to objectively inform affected personnel with elevated body temperatures - a primary symptom of the COVID-19 virus.
Best Practices for Managing Remote Teams
In the past week, we've received several inquiries about managing remote staff. As companies around the globe grapple to address coronavirus and the workplace, managers who have never led a distributed workforce before are facing the very real likelihood of an immediate crash-course in remote management.
How to use Twitter to grow your business
Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms for businesses because it enables them to focus on public conversation and exposure. Businesses use Twitter to engage their customers and update them on various business activities and news. Follow these tips on how to make the most out of Twitter for your business.
4 Biggest Facebook marketing mistakes
Facebook makes it possible for companies to showcase their products and services to targeted prospects more effectively and take their online presence to the next level. However, many businesses are struggling to get the results they want from Facebook marketing despite having spent large amounts of money.
Do you know which chemicals are in your air
At BizCare, we help you track the key factors that affect air quality: chemicals, dust, CO2, humidity, and temperature. The first on the list sounds a bit ambiguous--which “chemicals” are we even talking about? The chemicals in your air that we’re most interested in are commonly referred to as VOCs, and we have quite a bit to say about them.
Diffuse negative online comments the right way
Current trends show that personalized interactions help establish a business’s persona or identity with prospective customers. This makes the business more relatable and therefore more attractive to more consumers. To use this opportunity properly, social media managers should know how to keep their wits together, especially in the face of negativity online.
Five air quality factors affecting your business
It’s easy to assume the air in your office is safe and comfortable if your fire alarm and carbon monoxide monitor aren’t ringing. Unfortunately, if you want your office to be healthy for you and your family, you should start paying attention to other factors that could be affecting your air quality.
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