Data Privacy and Protection
CPAs collect a lot of sensitive data. So, it's incumbent on firms and businesses to protect that data and comply with state, federal and international data privacy laws. Use these resources and articles as a guide to inform your cybersecurity procedures and compliance strategies.
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Evaluate your organization's data privacy policies and procedures against the European Union's GDPR requirements with this tool, and discover if you have any gaps to address.
If the EU's GDPR and US-based California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have your head spinning, you're not alone. This infographic outlines the differences between the two so you know if you need to comply with either (or both) of them.
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Data governance and privacy issues are further compounded by a large percentage of the professional workforce officing out of their homes and elsewhere, potentially putting data at risk without the usual safeguards of the office.
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AI is transforming the accounting industry by automating tasks and providing insights. To use AI effectively and responsibly, CPAs need clear policies in place.
With the rising popularity of artificial general intelligence (AGI) and its potential for business transformation, there's a significant push for CPAs to leverage AI features to save time and boost profitability.
Cyber threat detection and response are crucial for protecting organizations from security incidents and ensuring business continuity. Proactively identify and address threats to safeguard your operations and support innovation.
AI brings both benefits and cyber threats to accounitng firms. To protect against these risks, firms should implement the following security measures.
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Protecting sensitive data is crucial for CPAs to maintain client trust and comply with regulations. The following steps are essential for ensuring better security within any practice.
